World. - 11 Banknotes - Various Dates (No reserve price)
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Lot of 11 banknotes from the USSR, including Armenia, Russia and the Caucasus, dating from 1905 to 1923, with items such as 100 Roebel (1919), 250 Roebel (1919), 1,000,000 Roebel (1923), 3 Roebel (1905), 5 Roebel (1909), 10 Roebel (1909), 1,000 Roebel Doema money (1917), two 40 Roebel emergency issues (1917), 1 Roebel (Baku Caucasus emergency money, ca. 1918–1920) and 50 Roebel (Transcaucasian Commissariat/Republic) 1918.
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Lot of 11 banknotes from the USSR (Armenia, Russia and the Caucasus)
1) 100 rubles – 1919 (Note with the eagle on the front and columns/Mount Ararat on the reverse)
2) 250 rubles – 1919 (Note with the spinning woman on the front and winged angels on the back)
3) 1,000,000 (One Million) rubles – 1923 (Hyperinflation banknote featuring the Soviet Palace and the Great Caucasian Star)
4) 3 rubles – 1905 (Greenish note with the Tsarist emblem)
5) 5 rubles – 1909 (Large vertical blue/green note with the Tsarist emblem)
6) 10 rubles – 1909 (Horizontal gray/green note with decorative ornaments along the edges)
7) 1,000 rubles – 1917 (Large brown/orange note with the crowned-less eagle, also known as 'Duma money')
8) 40 rubles (Issue 1) – 1917 (Small reddish emergency-money note in the shape of a large postage stamp, 'Kerenki')
9) 40 rubles (Issue 2) – 1917 (Second identical emergency-money note of 40 rubles)
10) 1 ruble (Baku / Caucasian emergency money) – circa 1918–1920 (The vertical, worn pink/brown note bottom-right)
11) 50 rubles (Transcaucasian Commissariat/Republic) – 1918 (The heavily faded green/gray note at the bottom middle with the three circles on the reverse)
Lot of 11 banknotes from the USSR (Armenia, Russia and the Caucasus)
1) 100 rubles – 1919 (Note with the eagle on the front and columns/Mount Ararat on the reverse)
2) 250 rubles – 1919 (Note with the spinning woman on the front and winged angels on the back)
3) 1,000,000 (One Million) rubles – 1923 (Hyperinflation banknote featuring the Soviet Palace and the Great Caucasian Star)
4) 3 rubles – 1905 (Greenish note with the Tsarist emblem)
5) 5 rubles – 1909 (Large vertical blue/green note with the Tsarist emblem)
6) 10 rubles – 1909 (Horizontal gray/green note with decorative ornaments along the edges)
7) 1,000 rubles – 1917 (Large brown/orange note with the crowned-less eagle, also known as 'Duma money')
8) 40 rubles (Issue 1) – 1917 (Small reddish emergency-money note in the shape of a large postage stamp, 'Kerenki')
9) 40 rubles (Issue 2) – 1917 (Second identical emergency-money note of 40 rubles)
10) 1 ruble (Baku / Caucasian emergency money) – circa 1918–1920 (The vertical, worn pink/brown note bottom-right)
11) 50 rubles (Transcaucasian Commissariat/Republic) – 1918 (The heavily faded green/gray note at the bottom middle with the three circles on the reverse)
Details
Era
1900-2000
Grade (Certified notes)
Various grades
Country/province
World
Year/period and variation
- Various Dates
Quantity x nominal value
- 11 Banknotes
Number of items
11
Theme
History
