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1992 - Russia 200 Rubles banknote PIC 248 UNC
1992 - Russia 200 Rubles banknote PIC 248 UNC 

1992 - Russia 200 Rubles banknote PIC 248 UNC

  • Product Code: Rusia PIC 248
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  • 15.40€

  • Ex Tax: 14.00€


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Russia 200 Rubles banknote associated with 1992, catalogued as Pick P248. This UNC example features a green and brown design over a multicolour underprint, with a portrait of V. I. Lenin at the upper left and the national arms at the upper centre.

The reverse shows a view of the Kremlin, with guilloche work in the watermark area. Its watermark consists of a repeated star within a circle. The note is identified in the Krause catalog as the issued note for reference P248, rather than the specimen designation.

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Frequently asked questions

What banknote does this listing represent?

This listing represents a Russian 200 Rubles banknote associated with 1992. The product is identified as an UNC example, meaning the listing specifies an uncirculated grade for this particular note.

What are the banknote’s country, denomination and date details?

The banknote is from Russia and has a denomination of 200 Rubles. The listing associates it with the year 1992; this wording identifies the date information provided without stating that 1992 was necessarily the issue, printing or circulation year.

What catalog reference is given for this Russian banknote?

The supplied catalog reference is Rusia PIC 248. This is the model or catalog identifier provided for the listed Russian 200 Rubles banknote and should not be confused with a different cataloguing system or reference.

What condition is stated for the banknote?

The listing identifies this banknote as UNC. In banknote-collecting terminology, UNC denotes the stated uncirculated grade. No additional physical-condition details are provided in the product information, so the grade should be understood as the listing’s specified condition description.