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banknotes
10 Roubles, State Bank of the USSR, Soviet Union, 1961 (Pick 233)
1961
This 10 Roubles note was issued in Soviet Union by the State Bank of the USSR, dated 1961. It belongs to the Sixth Rouble (1961-1991) currency system. Issuing authority and period recorded in the catalogue: Soviet Union (1922-1991). It measures 119 × 60 mm and is printed on paper (without gloss, yellow-gray, stiffer…
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banknotes
100 Roubles, State Bank of the USSR, Soviet Union, 1991 (Pick 242)
1991
This 100 Roubles note was issued in Soviet Union by the State Bank of the USSR, dated 1991. It belongs to the Sixth Rouble (1961-1991) currency system. Issuing authority and period recorded in the catalogue: Soviet Union (1922-1991). It measures 144 × 71 mm and is printed on paper. The Standard Catalog of World Pape…
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Katz Coins Notes & Supplies Corp. via Numista
banknotes
25 Roubles, State Bank of the USSR, Soviet Union, 1947 (Pick 227)
1947
This 25 Roubles note was issued in Soviet Union by the State Bank of the USSR, dated 1947. It belongs to the Fifth Rouble (1947-1960) currency system. Issuing authority and period recorded in the catalogue: Soviet Union (1922-1991). It measures 169 × 95 mm and is printed on paper. The Standard Catalog of World Paper…
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M. Sander via Numista
banknotes
3 Chervontsa, State Bank of the USSR, Soviet Union, 1932–1933 (Pick 201)
1932-1933
This 3 Chervontsa note was issued in Soviet Union by the State Bank of the USSR, with dates recorded from 1932–1933. It belongs to the Fourth Rouble (1924-1947) currency system. Issuing authority and period recorded in the catalogue: Soviet Union (1922-1991). It measures 157 × 88 mm and is printed on paper (white).…
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Katz Coins Notes & Supplies Corp. via Numista
banknotes
3 Gold Roubles, USSR, 1924 (Pick 187)
1924
This 3 Gold Roubles note was issued in USSR, dated 1924. It belongs to the Fourth Rouble (1924-1947) currency system. Issuing authority and period recorded in the catalogue: Soviet Union (1922-1991). It measures 168 × 76 mm and is printed on paper. The Standard Catalog of World Paper Money lists the type as Pick 187…
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Katz Coins Notes & Supplies Corp. via Numista
banknotes
3 Roubles, State Bank of the USSR, Soviet Union, 1938 (Pick 214)
1938
This 3 Roubles note was issued in Soviet Union by the State Bank of the USSR, dated 1938. It belongs to the Fourth Rouble (1924-1947) currency system. Issuing authority and period recorded in the catalogue: Soviet Union (1922-1991). It measures 135 × 67 mm and is printed on paper (white). The Standard Catalog of Wor…
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Государственный банк СССР (Gosbank) via Wikimedia Commons
modern coins
Soviet Union 1 Rouble, 1961 reform
1961-1991
The Soviet Union 1 rouble (or rubl) is a circulating coin introduced with the 1961 Soviet currency reform and issued until 1991. Produced under the authority of the Soviet Union, whose circulating currency was manufactured by Goznak in Moscow and Leningrad, the coin functioned as a standard unit of exchange divided…
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Государственный Банк СССР
modern coins
Soviet Union commemorative rouble series
1965-1991
The Soviet Union commemorative rouble series comprises commemorative coins issued by the USSR between 1965 and 1991 to mark historical anniversaries, figures, and events, beginning with the 1965 issue. While most coins in the series were struck in copper-nickel alloy, the commemorative releases also included pieces…
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USSR Post Office
stamps
Soviet Union definitive and commemorative stamps
1923-1991
Soviet Union definitive and commemorative stamps comprise the national postal issues produced by the Union of Soviet Socialist Republics between 1923 and 1991. The first stamps appeared in August 1923 for the First All-Russian Agricultural and Handicraft Exhibition, followed in October 1923 by the "Gold Standard" de…
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banknotes
Soviet Union State Treasury and Bank notes
1922-1991
Soviet Union State Treasury and Bank notes constituted the paper currency of the USSR, produced by Goznak at printing facilities in Moscow and Leningrad. The currency operated through parallel issuing authorities, wherein State Treasury notes were released for lower denominations while the State Bank of the USSR (Go…
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Rijksmuseum, Amsterdam
modern coins
Soviet Union, 50 kopecks or poltinnik, 1924
1924
Silver coin. Obverse: between country designation in Cyrillic letters S, S, S and R coat of arms of the Soviet Union. In the exergue value indication: a poltinnik. Reverse: worker surrounded by attributes, striking an object on an anvil. In the exergue, year. Edge lettering. The Rijksmuseum, Amsterdam, holds this ob…
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