250 rubles (1917) — Russia | Banknotes catalog

Banknote description

The banknote is a 250 rubles issued in Russia in 1917. It belongs to the Provisional Government period and is cataloged under Pick number 36. This entry identifies it within the issue. The note features a front side design on a lilac underprint, showcasing 13 signature varieties. The back side design displays a swastika in the center with dark brown on a light green and multicolor underprint.

This note measures 175 x 103 mm and is printed on Хлопчатобумажное волокно. It was signed by Иван Павлович Шипов and produced by the Гознак printing office. The complete physical characteristics and design elements place this banknote among documented notes issued during the Provisional Government.

The note with series # AA001-018 is classified as a Provisional Government issue, while the series AA019-100 denotes a different categorization. The Provisional Government was established in March 1917, following the February Revolution.

Specifications

Signed by

Иван Павлович Шипов

Date of issue

4 сентября 1917 года

Printing office

Гознак

Paper

Хлопчатобумажное волокно

Colour

Black

Dimensions

175 x 103 mm

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The 250 rubles banknote was issued by the Provisional Government of Russia in 1917. This series was introduced during a period of political transition following the February Revolution, which marked the end of Tsarist rule. The State Note Printing Works (Гознак) managed the production of these notes under the direction of Ivan Pavlovich Shipov.

The banknote features a design with a lilac underprint on the front and includes 13 signature varieties. On the reverse, a swastika appears in the underprint, set against a dark brown design on light green and multicolor background. This specific note, Pick number 36, is part of the Provisional Government issue with series numbers AA001-018.

250 rubles 1917 — Russia ( Pick: 36 )

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