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1992 - Russia 1.000 Rubles banknote PIC 250 UNC
1992 - Russia 1.000 Rubles banknote PIC 250 UNC 

1992 - Russia 1.000 Rubles banknote PIC 250 UNC

  • Product Code: Rusia PIC 250
  • Availability: In Stock

  • 17.60€

  • Ex Tax: 16.00€


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This Russian 1,000 Rubles banknote is associated with 1992 and is catalogued as Pick P250. The note is listed in UNC condition and belongs to the government privatization check issue identified in the Krause reference.

Its design combines dark brown and deep green with a multicolour underprint. A portrait of V. I. Lenin appears at the upper left, while the arms are positioned at the upper centre. The reverse presents a view of the Kremlin, with guilloche work in the watermark area. The watermark features stars. The catalog entry distinguishes the issued note from a separate specimen variety.

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Frequently asked questions

What banknote does this listing represent?

This listing represents a Russia 1,000 Rubles banknote associated with 1992. It is the specific banknote identified in the product title as a Russian 1,000-ruble note, rather than a general listing for multiple denominations or dates.

What country, denomination and date are identified for the banknote?

The banknote is identified with Russia and a denomination of 1,000 Rubles. The listing associates it with 1992, so it can be described neutrally as a note dated 1992 or from 1992, without treating that year as an explicitly stated issue or printing date.

What catalog reference is given for this banknote?

The supplied catalog reference is Russia PIC 250. This identifier is the model or catalog reference stated for the listed banknote and should be used when distinguishing this item from other Russian banknotes with different catalog references.

What grade is stated for the banknote?

The listing identifies this banknote as UNC. In banknote-collecting terminology, UNC is the grade notation supplied for the product; no additional physical-condition details are stated in the listing, so the note should be described only using that supplied grade.