HERE ARE SOME ROUBLE BILLS OF THE SOVIET PERIOD
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HERE ARE SOME ROUBLE BILLS OF THE SOVIET PERIOD Click on the thumbnail to get a bigger view | |||
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| Old rouble in use from 1961 to 1990. In the box is written"One Rouble" in 15 languages of the USSR | The rouble bill issued 1991. The "One Rouble" is written only in Russian | ||
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| Tree Rouble bill. One could easily survive a week on it. Everybody remembers: "Could I borrow three roubles till the payday?" | Ten Rouble bill. No comments. | ||
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| Felt good when you had it in your pocket. The average monthly salary in the USSR of the 70's was 120 roubles. | 50 Rouble bill. Issued 1991. Hadn't existed before that date. Due to the inflation lost its value very quickly. | ||
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| A 200 Rouble bill issued after the collapse of the USSR. Issued 1993. The worst design I have ever seen. No more in use. | There would be some more bills soon and the coin section is about to appear! | ||