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1992 - Belarus P12 5,000 Rublei Banknote
1992 - Belarus P12 5,000 Rublei Banknote 

1992 - Belarus P12 5,000 Rublei Banknote

  • Product Code: Bielorrusia PIC 12
  • Availability: In Stock

  • 11.00€

  • Ex Tax: 10.00€


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This individual banknote is the 5,000 Rublei denomination from Belarus, associated with 1992 and catalogued as Pick P12. The Krause entry records the date as 1992 (1993) and places the note within the 1994–96 issue.

The front combines purple and red-violet printing with a multicolour underprint. On the reverse, brown-violet and olive-green printing appears over another multicolour underprint, with buildings in Minsk’s lower city depicted at the centre-right. These features provide key visual identification details for the Belarus P12 5,000 Rublei banknote.

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Frequently asked questions

What banknote does this listing represent?

This listing represents a Belarus banknote with a denomination of 5,000 Rublei. The title associates the note with 1992 and identifies it as the Belarus P12 type.

What country, currency and denomination are identified?

The banknote is identified with Belarus and the currency denomination “5,000 Rublei.” The listing also associates the note with 1992; this date is presented neutrally and is not specified as an issue, printing or circulation year.

What catalog reference is given for this banknote?

The supplied model/catalog reference is “Bielorrusia PIC 12.” The title also uses the shorter reference “P12,” so collectors can identify this specific listing using either the displayed title reference or the fuller catalog-reference wording.

Does the listing state the banknote’s grade or specimen status?

No grade, condition notation or specimen status is provided in the supplied listing. The available identification information is limited to Belarus, the 5,000 Rublei denomination, the neutral date association with 1992, and the displayed P12/PIC 12 reference.