100 Rubles 1910 — Россия ( Pick: 13 )

Регион: Россия

Серия: Государственные кредитные билеты (1910) (1910–1910)

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Описание банкноты

This banknote from Russia, dated 1910, carries a denomination of 100 Rubles. It is part of the State Credit Notes series issued during the Russian Empire. The note features a dark brown color and has a front side design on a light brown and multicolor underprint. The back side design showcases an allegorical man with a sword and Catherine II at the left. The watermark displays the value or Catherine II. The dimensions of the banknote are 260x122 mm.

This note is cataloged under Pick number 13. It has the signatures of Konshin (1909-1912) and Shipov (1912-1917). A specimen version with the signature of Konshin is also noted.

Характеристики

Цвет: Dark brown
Каталог Pick: 13

Об этой банкноте

The State Credit Notes of 1910 were issued by the Russian Empire's Ministry of Finance. This series was introduced during the reign of Tsar Nicholas II, as part of efforts to standardize and modernize the currency system in early 20th century Russia. The notes were circulated amidst significant social and political changes leading up to the First World War.

The 100 Rubles note, Pick number 13, features a front design with light brown and multicolor underprint. The back side showcases an allegorical man with a sword and a depiction of Catherine II on the left. It includes a watermark of the value or Catherine II and measures 260x122mm. Specific details, such as the signature, varied between officials like Konshin (1909-1912) and Shipov (1912-1917).