100 rubles 1917 — Russia ( Pick: 37D )

Region: Russia

Period: Provisional Government

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Banknote description

This banknote from Russia, dated 1917, carries a denomination of 100 rubles. It belongs to the period of the Provisional Government and features a design in brown and black, with the front displaying "12 (27) 3.1917" in black on a brown underprint, along with coupons.

It is cataloged under Pick number 37D. The combination of denomination, year, and design details classifies this banknote within its recorded group in the catalog. Its classification and catalog reference ensure its placement among documented banknotes from this timeframe.

Specifications

Colour: Brown and black
Pick catalog: 37D

About this banknote

The Russian Provisional Government issued the 100 rubles banknote in 1917. This series was introduced during a transitional period following the abdication of Tsar Nicholas II. The specific issue date of the banknote was March 27, 1917, under the authority of the Provisional Government.

The front side of the Pick 37D banknote features the inscriptions dated 12 (27) March 1917, with black text on a brown underprint. This banknote includes coupons, which were a common feature at the time for denominations meant to be replaced or redeemed. The note's color scheme is predominantly brown and black.