Soviet Union Far East Issues (1923): A Glimpse into Early Gold Currency Surcharges
In 1923, the Soviet Union issued surcharged stamps specifically for use in Eastern Siberia. These stamps, originally from the pre-Soviet Russian Empire, were overprinted to reflect values in the new gold-backed currency. This temporary measure addressed the transition period before the official implementation of the gold currency system across the Soviet Union. The surcharges […]
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