Add Belarusian coupon currency [solved]

Could we add some form of coupan currency to Belarus?

There are a lot of coupon sheets, without a currency attached.

It should be from 1991 to 1992 (or 1994)

List of the notes:

http://www.banknote.ws/COLLECTION/countries/EUR/BLR/BLR.htm

Can you link numista entries as example please?

Oh, yeah, sorry

Here all in the notes in the Numista catalog

N#236553

N#222589

N#236554

N#222723

N#236560

N#236555

N#236561

N#222727

N#222729

N#236556

N#236562

N#236557

N#236563

N#236558

N#222741

N#222744

Are these even banknotes? Or some sort of government issued voucher?

Yes they look like vouchers, not banknotes

So moved to the exonumia section?

Poke @ngdawa and @dzmitry.huletski  :-)

I have just submitted change requests for all these entries, including;

- adding missing items

- adding series

- adding currency

- splitting lines for issues with and issues without stamps

- aligning comments for each line, so all entries follow a uniform description

These are all listed in Krause catalogs as ‘coupons’. Several ex-USSR countries issued so called coupons for a number of months following the collapse of the USSR. Some issues look more like banknotes than others (Belarus vs. Georgia for example).

I think these issues are more ‘notgeld’ than ‘coupons’. I am not bothered if the Belarus entries are moved to Exonumia or not, as long as a similar approach is followed for the other countries.