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The document represented is a bond issued by the Imperial Russian Government in 1905, titled "Vnutrenniy 5% Zaem 1905 Goda," or "5% Internal Loan of 1905." This bond was part of an issuance aimed at raising funds for the government during a period of intense financial and political crisis. The year 1905 was indeed a crucial year in Russian history, marked by the Russian Revolution of 1905, which led to significant changes in the country's political structure.The document represented is a bond issued by the Imperial Russian Government in 1905, titled "Vnutrenniy 5% Zaem 1905 Goda," or "5% Internal Loan of 1905." This bond was part of an issuance aimed at raising funds for the government during a period of intense financial and political crisis. The year 1905 was indeed a crucial year in Russian history, marked by the Russian Revolution of 1905, which led to significant changes in the country's political structure.
The historical context of this document is particularly interesting. Russia was undergoing significant economic and social transformations, with increasing industrialization accompanied by political tensions. The Tsarist government, under the leadership of Nicholas II, was trying to modernize the country while facing internal revolts and external pressures. The issuance of bonds like this one was an attempt to stabilize the financial situation and continue funding state expenses.
This bond, with a 5% interest rate, was guaranteed by the Russian government, making it a secure investment for the time, and particularly interesting for today's collectors. The design of the document is a classic example of imperial financial style, with detailed ornaments and a clear emphasis on the prestige and authority of the Russian Empire.
Historical Data of the Issuing Entity:
| Data | Value |
|---|---|
| Year of incorporation | 1905 |
| Headquarters | St. Petersburg, Russian Empire |
| Name upon delisting from the stock exchange | Not available |
| Year of stock exchange listing | Not available |
| Year of delisting from the stock exchange | Not available |
| Year of company cessation | 1917 (with the Russian Revolution and the fall of the imperial government) |
| Share capital at incorporation | Not available |
| Share capital at cessation or last available data | Not available |
Document Characteristics:
| Characteristic | Detail |
|---|---|
| Interest rate | 5% |
| Bond number | 233444 |
| Nominal value | 500 rubles |
| Issue date | March 12, 1905 |
| Document language | Russian |
| Form | Printed on paper with elaborate decorations and the imperial seal |
| Condition | Generally considered good, with possible signs of wear on the edges |
For scripophilia collectors, this bond represents a unique opportunity to own a piece of Russian history. Scripophilia, or the collection of stock and bond certificates, is not just a hobby but a way to connect with the past and better understand the economic and political dynamics that have shaped the modern world. Each document tells a story, and this 1905 bond speaks of an era of change, hope, and the struggle for the survival of an empire.
The beauty of this document lies not only in its historical value but also in its aesthetics. The elaborate design and attention to detail make it a fascinating object to display and preserve. Owning such a bond means not only having a piece of paper but a tangible testimony of a bygone era.
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