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Banknotes from the Empire of Russia

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10 Sen - Taishō (Japanese Siberian Expedition) – obverse
10 Sen - Taishō (Japanese Siberian Expedition) – reverse
10 Sen - Taishō (Japanese Siberian Expedition)
7 (1918)
Standard banknote
109 × 76 mm
P# M13, JNDA# 13-19

1 Ruble (Alaska) – obverse
1 Ruble (Alaska) – reverse
1 Ruble (Alaska)
(1815-1862)
Local banknote : Russian-American Company
5 Rubles (Alaska) – obverse
5 Rubles (Alaska) – reverse
5 Rubles (Alaska)
(1815-1862)
Local banknote : Russian-American Company

10 Rubles – obverse
10 Rubles – reverse
10 Rubles
1787-1817
Standard banknote
130 × 170 mm
P# A9

10 Rubles (Alaska) – obverse
10 Rubles (Alaska) – reverse
10 Rubles (Alaska)
(1815-1852)
Local banknote : Russian-American Company
25 Kopecks (Alaska) – obverse
25 Kopecks (Alaska) – reverse
25 Kopecks (Alaska)
(1816-1852)
Local banknote : Russian-American Company
50 Kopecks (Alaska) – obverse
50 Kopecks (Alaska) – reverse
50 Kopecks (Alaska)
(1815-1862)
Local banknote : Russian-American Company

50 Rubles – obverse
50 Rubles – reverse
50 Rubles
1818-1843
Standard banknote
P# A22

Rouble (1535-1700)

2 Polushka = 1 Denga • 2 Denga = 1 Kopeck • 3 Kopecks = 1 Altyn • 10 Kopecks = 1 Grivna (Grivennik) • 25 Kopecks = 1 Polupoltina (Polupoltinnik) • 50 Kopecks = 1 Poltina • 100 Kopecks = 1 Rouble • 10 Roubles = 1 Imperial

5 Rubles – obverse
5 Rubles – reverse
5 Rubles
1895
Standard banknote
P# A63

Rouble (1700-1921)

2 Polushka = 1 Denga • 2 Denga = 1 Kopeck • 3 Kopecks = 1 Altyn • 10 Kopecks = 1 Grivna (Grivennik) • 25 Kopecks = 1 Polupoltina (Polupoltinnik) • 50 Kopecks = 1 Poltina • 100 Kopecks = 1 Rouble • 10 Roubles = 1 Imperial

1 Kopeck – obverse
1 Kopeck – reverse
1 Kopeck
(1915)
Local banknote
29 × 24 mm
P# 16
1 Kopeck – obverse
1 Kopeck – reverse
Available for swap 1 Kopeck
1915
Standard banknote
79 × 45 mm
P# 24
1 Kopeck – obverse
1 Kopeck – reverse
1 Kopeck
(1916-1917)
Standard banknote
24 × 29 mm
P# 17
1 Kopek (Postage Stamp Currency) – obverse
1 Kopek (Postage Stamp Currency) – reverse
1 Kopek (Postage Stamp Currency)
1917
Standard banknote
P# 32
2 Kopeks – obverse
2 Kopeks – reverse
2 Kopeks
(1915)
Standard banknote
24 × 29 mm
P# 18
2 Kopeks – obverse
2 Kopeks – reverse
2 Kopeks
(1915)
Standard banknote
24 × 29 mm
P# 19
2 Kopecks – obverse
2 Kopecks – reverse
Available for swap 2 Kopecks
1915
Standard banknote
70 × 45 mm
P# 25
2 Kopeks (Postage Stamp Currency) – obverse
2 Kopeks (Postage Stamp Currency) – reverse
2 Kopeks (Postage Stamp Currency)
1917
Standard banknote
P# 33
3 Kopeks – obverse
3 Kopeks – reverse
3 Kopeks
(1915)
Standard banknote
24 × 29 mm
P# 20
3 Kopecks – obverse
3 Kopecks – reverse
Available for swap 3 Kopecks
1915
Standard banknote
79 × 45 mm
P# 26
3 Kopeks (Postage Stamp Currency) – obverse
3 Kopeks (Postage Stamp Currency) – reverse
3 Kopeks (Postage Stamp Currency)
1917
Standard banknote
P# 34

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