10000 rubles 1919 — USSR ( Pick: 106 )

Region: Russia

Period: RSFSR

Series: Settlement Notes 1919 (1919–1919)

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Banknote description

The banknote is a 10,000 rubles issued in the USSR in 1919. It belongs to the Settlement Notes 1919 series and falls within the RSFSR period. The design features a predominant color scheme of red on a purple background with a multicolor underprint.

This note is cataloged under Pick number 106, which identifies it within the issue. It measures 172 x 123 mm and is printed on paper. The note is signed by Nikolai Nikolaevich Krestinskiy and Mikhail Petrovich Ovchinnikov. It was produced by Goznak, a recognized printing office.

As part of the Settlement Notes 1919 issue, this banknote is classified within a defined group of banknotes. Its specific dimensions, catalog reference, and noted signatures establish its position within the series. The documented characteristics confirm its context within the stipulated period.

Specifications

Signed by: Nikolai Nikolaevich Krestinskiy, Mikhail Petrovich Ovchinnikov
Date of issue: 1919
Printing office: Goznak
Paper: Paper
Colour: Red on purple and multicolor underprint
Dimensions: 172 x 123 mm
Pick catalog: 106

About this banknote

The 10,000 rubles banknote from the 1919 Settlement Notes series was issued by the People's Commissariat of Finance of the Russian Soviet Federative Socialist Republic (RSFSR). This series was introduced in 1919 to address the severe hyperinflation during the Russian Civil War, with denominations ranging from 1 to 100,000 rubles.

A notable feature of this series is the inscription "Workers of the World, Unite!" in seven languages, reflecting the internationalist ideology of the RSFSR. The banknotes were printed by Goznak, the state-owned enterprise responsible for producing currency and securities in the Soviet Union.