1000 Roubles 2010 (Front: Bank logo with double-headed eagle (made with optically-variable ink - OVI). Architectural monuments of Yaroslavl': Monument to the Prince and Founder Yaroslav I the Wise (1993; sculptor: O. Komov) and Chapel of Our Lady of Kazan (1997) with Spaso-Preobrazhensky Monastery (the Monastery of Transfiguration of the Savior) also known as Yaroslavl Kremlin in the background, all located in Yaroslavl'. Coat of arms (OVI) of Yaroslavl' city bearing a bear on a silver shield that bears a golden ax. Back: Church Cathedral of St. John the Baptist and its 7-storey, 45 metre high belfry (bell tower) in the city of Yaroslavl'. Watermark: Yaroslav I the Wise (monument); Electrotype '1000'. Main colours: Blue-green and purple. Issuer: Bank of Russia. Date of Issue: 1 January 2001 / 10 August 2010. Legal tender: Yes. Material: Cotton paper. Printer: Federal State Unitary Enterprise "Goznak" (State Insignia), Moscow) (Serial # AK 1592247) UNC
Dimensions: 159 x 69 mm
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Catalogue Number: P-272c (yet it should be a different Pick number (P-272A perhaps?), because the design and the green serial number are quite different from P-272b)
Grade/condition: Uncirculated (UNC) (new, unused, mint)
Dimensions: 159 x 69 mm
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Catalogue Number: P-272c (yet it should be a different Pick number (P-272A perhaps?), because the design and the green serial number are quite different from P-272b)
Grade/condition: Uncirculated (UNC) (new, unused, mint)
World Banknotes - A
