100 rubles 1786 — Russia ( Pick: A12 )

Region: Russia

Period: Russian Empire

Series: Assignation Banknotes (1786-1818) (1786–1818)

Front side

Banknote description

The banknote is a 100 rubles issued in Russia in 1786. It belongs to the Assignation Banknotes series and falls within the period of the Russian Empire. This note is cataloged under Pick number A12, which identifies it within the issue. Its denomination, year, and catalog reference place it among documented banknotes of this series.

The front side features text without a frame, accompanied by two handwritten signatures. The back displays one handwritten signature and is characterized by a white background.

This note is printed on paper and measures 170 x 130 mm. The color scheme consists of black on cream. Assignments from 1785 to 1801, and those from 1803 to 1818, are classified as rare.

Specifications

Date of issue: 1785-1818
Paper: Paper
Colour: Black on cream
Dimensions: 170 x 130 mm
Pick catalog: A12

About this banknote

The Assignation Bank, established in 1769 under the reign of Empress Catherine II, issued the 100 rubles banknote in 1786 as part of the Assignation Banknotes series, which circulated until 1818. This series was introduced to facilitate large transactions and reduce the reliance on metal coins during a period of economic expansion.

The front of the 100 rubles note features text without a frame and includes two handwritten signatures, while the back displays one handwritten signature. Measuring 170 x 130 mm, the note is printed in black ink on cream-colored paper. This banknote is cataloged as Pick A12 and is considered rare, with variations issued between 1785-1801 and 1803-1818.