5 rubles 1947 — USSR ( Pick: 220 )

Region: Russia

Period: USSR

Series: Monetary Reform (1947–1947)

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Banknote description

The banknote is a 5 rubles issued in the USSR in 1947. It belongs to the Monetary Reform series and falls within the USSR period. The note features a combination of colors including blue, orange, black, light green, and brown-gray.

This banknote has dimensions of 143 x 89 mm and is printed on watermarked paper. It was produced by the printing office Goznak. Although the Pick number is not specified, the banknote’s attributes, including its color scheme and paper type, contribute to its classification within the Monetary Reform series.

As part of this issue, the banknote is cataloged based on its denomination, year, and documented characteristics. The details provided establish its position within the series of banknotes noted for this specific period in the USSR. The combination of its features aids in defining its classification within the documented banknotes of the Monetary Reform series.

Specifications

Date of issue: 1947
Printing office: Goznak
Paper: watermarked
Colour: blue, orange, black, light green, brown-gray
Dimensions: 143 x 89 mm
Pick catalog: 220

About this banknote

The 5 rubles banknote of the 1947 series was issued by the State Bank of the USSR as part of the monetary reform aimed at stabilizing the Soviet economy after World War II. This redesign was introduced to combat inflation and modernize currency, reflecting changes in the political landscape and economic needs of the post-war period.

Notable features of this banknote include its intricate design, employing colors such as blue, orange, and brown-gray, along with a watermarked paper that adds a layer of security. The dimensions of the note are 143 x 89 mm, and it was printed by the Goznak printing office, known for its expertise in producing high-quality currency.