Bills 10 rubles Description. The most expensive banknotes of modern Russia. Modifications of modern banknotes, their influence on the price

Modern ten-mela billing was released in 1997, and entered into circulation in 1998. There was a period when Russian great people were published on banknotes. Some time passed and beautiful species of cities began to appear on the ruble. At first, on paper money marks, only Moscow was conquered, but after the reform in 1995, images of large cities architectural articles began to put on bills.

City on 10 ruble bills and its main attractions

What city is depicted on 10 ruble bills? Probably knows about it, although today this small currency unit Practically came out of the turn, coins came to replace it, but it was still used. Pictured on a banknote city in Eastern Siberia - Krasnoyarsk And its important attractions, it is quite large, the population is exceeded by one million.

On the front side of the bill is the symbol of the city of Krasnoyarsk, the famous bridge across the River Yenisei, one time considered the largest in Asia in Asia, which was included in the publication of UNESCO in 1961, which is called "The Best World Bridges". Local usually invite guests to make photos against the bridge background, and they accept an offer with pleasure, because each has seen an image of the Krasnoyarsk bridge on the bill. This object is the first such structure in Russia across the Yenisei River.

Another famous in Krasnoyarsk and beyond the landmark of the XIX century is the chapel of Paraskeva Friday, it is on the top of the guard Mountain. More than two hundred years have passed, as summer festivities arranged there, but this tradition has not changed. The chapel love to visit tourists, there are wonderful views of it, of course, have long been renovated.

What is shown on 10 ruble bills from the reverse side? On it, as well as on the facial, there is an important attraction of the Siberian city - Krasnoyarskaya HPP, it is considered the second in power in Russia, and also among the ten largest hydroelectric power plants in the world. Tourists can admire her beauty with a special observation deckThe territory of the power plant is not allowed. It is located 40 km away from the city, but it is perfectly visible, the height of the dam is about 126 meters. Half Krasnoyarsk Territory Gets energy from this hydroelectric station.

Protective signs

Watermarks that have a banknote of 10 rubles, the chapel lines are exactly repeated. The bill was modified in 2001 and 2004, but it externally did not differ much from the old sample of the 1997 release. Paper from which it is printed - tinted, has a pale shade. Protective fibers located in it are chaotic.

Water signs of the face of ten-liter bills:

1. In the upper left corner of the banknote is the emblem of the Bank of Russia.
2. Just above the Krasnoyarsk bridge is located large number 10, it has dark green.
3. In the center of the banknote, the bridge is depicted through the Yenisei.
4. Right from the Krasnoyarsk bridge is a chapel, on a multicolored background.
5. Above the inscription with an increased relief "Ticket of the Bank of Russia".
6. On the left side of the bills indicated the series and the banknote number with red-brown color.
7. In the lower corner of the left there is a large figure 10, it is applied to silver paint (non-metallic).
8. Below the numbers 10 are the inscription "Forgery of Tickets of the Bank of Russia pursued by law."
9. Near the text there is a special embossed band, for having problems with the vision of people.
10. Downstairs in the center of the bills below the bridge, there is a stylized tape on which "Krasnoyarsk" is written in the frame.
11. At the bottom of the chapel, the text "Ten rubles" and from this inscription vertically, a coniferous tape of cones with branches is coming up.
12. In the lower left corner there is a digit 10 of blue, surrounded by a gray pattern.
13. In the upper right corner, a serial number consisting of letters and 7 digits is printed with a dark green color.

Protective signs on the back of the bills:

1. On the left side and right in the upper corners of the banknote there is a number 10, dark green.
2. Lefter from dam engravings is a vertical metallized diving thread.
3. In the center of the roundabout side, the bills are depicted by the famous Krasnoyarsk HPP Dam.
4. In the left corner at the bottom there is an inscription, crossing the metallized thread "Ten rubles".
5. To the left of the dam is a vertically located ornamental strip of cones with branches of needles.
6. Bully below and the left image of the Krasnoyarsk HPP is a large figure of 10, dark green.
7. In the lower left corner of the banknote is spelled out the number of light brown 1997, which is a year of release of bills.

These signs are designed to protect the banknote from the fake, they are quite effectively coping with their task.

Monument to ten-liter bills in Krasnoyarsk

Since the inhabitants of Krasnoyarsk learned that the Bank of Russia decided to bring 10 ruble bills from turnover, they conceived to establish a monument to perpetuate the banknote. It was decided to make it from bronze, and in the summer of 2011 he was first discovered. A pedestal was installed on a broomage, which lies a little rummed abandoned bill of 10 rubles. It looks as if passerby, who passed just that, accidentally dropped it, but it won't raise such a banknote, it would be pretty heavy - weighs a little more than 1 ton.

The monument due to its originality quickly gained popularity not only among residents of the city, but also of all Russia. The sights of Krasnoyarsk on the bronze copy are the same as on the paper origin. That's just a hydropower station will not seek, the bill lies under the tilt face to passersby, the revolving will not work.

The idea of \u200b\u200bcreating a monument to 10 ruble bills offered local officers of Sberbank, the author became Alexander Tkachuk, a famous sculptor in Krasnoyarsk. Residents and guests of the city came up with raising bronze bills to rub the bronze bills to make money. Gradually it gothes, and many people come from different parts of Russia to commit a rite, they believe that after that they will have money to be found in prosperity.

If you ask a question: "What is shown on modern Russian banknotes?" - Only a few will quickly answer it. Previously, the money portraits were portraits, but then instead began to print cities and their attractions. In this cognitive article, you can learn about what kind of what Russian bills are in circulation, which is printed on them.

In Russia, there are banknotes with a denomination of 10, 50, 100, 200, 500, 1000, 5,000 rubles.

10 rubles depicted Krasnoyarsk city And his sights. On the side where the "Ticket of the Bank of Russia" is written, images of the Yenisei Bridge, which included in the category "The Best Bridges of the World" according to UNESCO, and the chapel of Paraskeva Friday (Holy Martyr). On the other side the Krasnoyarsk hydroelectric power plant was drawn.

The color of this banknote is a light beige with a shade of green and brown, is the smallest at the nominal bill.

Fact: 10 rubles of 1961 were the most durable, since almost 30 years were in circulation. IN lately 10 ruble banknote is rarely found in everyday life. Mostly use coins. In 1991, 10 rubles were minted on Petrograd (Leningrad) Mint and Moscow.

Some attractions of the cultural capital of Russia-St. Petersburg are drawn on 50 rubles. On the front side of the Neva Statue at the foot of the Rostral Column and Petropavlovsky Cathedral. On the other, the image of the Arrow of Vasilyevsky Island is presented.,

Bundle of soft blue color, with a yellow tint.

Interesting! On 50 rubles at the statue of the Neva 6 fingers instead of 5. In 1992-1993, the paper bill was replaced with a coin of steel plated brass. The mass of such a coin was only 5.2 grams.

On the front side of 100 rubles, the chariot of Apollo with four harnessed horses on the building of the Bolshoi Theater is depicted. On the return panorama of theatrical square. Size 150 × 65 mm.

The color of the bills are light brown. One hundred rubles is the traditional Russian banknote, as well as one of the most running.

Fact!From 1934 to 1991, this bill was the largest. The people of 100 rubles are called Katya, named Catherine Great. Not so long ago, in the 20th century, a banknote of 100 rubles replaced the same coin made from copper-nickel alloy.

In 2015, the Central Bank released new bills in 100 rubles, which is commemorative, in honor of the accession of the Crimea to Russia. On one side, a monument to flooded ships in Sevastopol is depicted, on the other - the natural attractions of Crimea, the central place among which occupies a swallow nest. Covera is vertically-oriented, the only one of all Russian. This 100-ruble bill is a collection, it did not come out into a wide turn.

200 rubles is a new banknote that was introduced into circulation in 2017 on October 12. On it you can see the sights of the city of Sevastopol. Namely, a monument to flooded ships, on the reverse side of Chersonese Tauride. A bill of bright green.

Attention! The Ukrainian National Bank forbade the treatment of 200 ruble bill. The introduction of this banknote is necessary in order to simplify monetary operations. In appearance is similar to the dollar. From November 22, 1997, the release of memorable 200 ruble coins of gold and silver began.

The beauty of Arkhangelsk is drawn at 500 ruble banknote. On the outside, the image of the monument to the pen was the first job of Marka Matveyevich Antocol and Sailboat, at the other Solovetsky monastery. There are several variations of the back side of the 500-ruble bills: the Solovetsky monastery on them is depicted from different angles. All of them are valid.

Interesting Facts:

• 500 rubles with a portrait of the Great Petro called Petenkov.
• The bill of 1898 is similar to modern. On both depicted a monument to the Peng Alekseevich of the same sculptor
• On the back of 500 rubles, the Argentine ship "Liebeadad" is drawn, which has never been to the territory of Russian waters.
• The bill of such a larger nominal was invented in 1897. In circulation appeared in two years.

What is shown on the 1000-ruble bill? This is a monument to Yaroslav Mudrome and a chapel against the background of the Yaroslavl Kremlin (on the front side), and the bell tower and the Church of John the Forerunner (on the reverse side).

Color gamut banknotes blue with green splashes. In 2004, 1000 rubles were modified because this bill is the most faded in Russia.

In 1917, 1000 rubles were first developed and issued.

2000 rubles is a new banknote introduced in appeal on October 12, 2017. On its reverse side is a cosmodrome "East". On the facial-Russian bridge on Russian Island in Vladivostok.

Bright blue color. 2000 rubles are very similar to 20 euros, so this banknote has been criticized.

An image of interesting places of Khabarovsk - Monument to Muravyov-Amur (Russian State Affairs) and Bridge across the Amur River are presented at 5,000 rubles. The prevailing color is red-orange.

Tools for paper banknotes!

In the paper of all Russian bills there are special fibers of light green, red and purple flowers in order to prevent fake money.

On banknotes there are local watermarks (visible images on paper) for even greater protection. Digital designation nominal printed with metallized paint. 500 and 1000-relief emblem "Bank of Russia".

In 1994, there were bills with a par value of 10,000 rubles and 50,000 rubles in Russia. Three years later appeared more large bills The advantage of 100 thousand rubles and 500 thousand. At the 50,000th 1997 banknote, the same thing was depicted as on today's 50 ruble bills. At 100 thousand rubles exactly the same quadriga Apollo, as with 100 rubles. Accordingly, the image on 500 thousand coincides with the picture of 500 rubles.

Based on the above, it can be said that Russian banknotes are diverse and special. Each city depicted on bills is worthy of this. But besides St. Petersburg, Moscow, Vladivostok, Yaroslavl, Khabarovsk, Krasnoyarsk, Sevastopol and Arkhangelsk in Russia there are many beautiful cities, which can soon be depicted on paper money in the Great Country.

See also video about secret signs on Russian rubles:

At the very beginning of 1998, during the denomination, a new sample banknote was received on the basis of 1995 banknotes. In total, 5 denominations were released - 5 rubles, 10 rubles, 50 rubles, 100 rubles and 500 rubles. In subsequent years, banknotes of increased nominal value were added - 1000 rubles (in 2001) and 5,000 rubles (in 2006). From the 1995 standard banknote, it was not taken only to a nominal in 1000 rubles, as it was impractical to produce a paper bill of paper in 1 ruble.

The subject of registration of the 1997 sample banknote remains the same - the city of Russia. Each denomination is dedicated to a specific city - 5 rubles - Veliky Novgorod, 10 rubles - Krasnoyarsk, 50 rubles - St. Petersburg, 100 rubles - Moscow, 500 rubles - Arkhangelsk, 1000 rubles - Yaroslavl, 5000 rubles - Khabarovsk.

The 1997 sample banknotes would not have a practically no collectible value, if not in their design of additional degrees of protection, which for collectors means the emergence of unique varieties of banknotes. The changes were made in 2001 for all denominations, in 2004 for all denominations, in 2010 for 500, 1000 and 5,000 rubles. In general, in 2010, changes were not only in protective signs, but also quite significant changes in the design and color of banknotes.

What period is to include a banknote, it is easy to find out if you look at the front side of the border between the left white field and the color center below. In the specified place, you will find a small-dimensional vertical word "modification" with a year. If there is no such word, this means that the banknote is released until 2001, i.e. Not yet modified.

Due to the fact that paper money has a very short period of location in circulation, banknotes of the former modification are not long delayed in circulation, literally after 2-3 years they are almost completely replaced by new analogues. As a result, the demand for banknotes that came out of circulation raised their cost in the collective market. At first glance, a completely ordinary banknote today can cost several of its denominations.

Below you can see a complete list of rare and not very rare modern banknote Russia with market prices. Pay attention, in fact there is only demand for banknotes in a state of "press", some banknotes from turnover, although they have the cost above the nominal, but while those who want to buy them are not so much. But in the future they are possible and will be in demand by novice collectors (images taken with CBR.ru).

Images and nominal banknotes			Cost of banknotes (in rubles)
			Press	Excellent	Good
			600	350	200
			1500	800	300
(mod. 2001)			900	500	150
(mod. 2004)			30	Nominal	Nominal
			1500	800	300
(mod. 2001)			900	500	150
(mod. 2004)			60	Nominal	Nominal
			1600	800	300
(mod. 2001)			900	500	200
(mod. 2004)			110	Nominal	Nominal
			2000	1200	800
(mod. 2001)			1200	700	600
(mod. 2004)			550	Nominal	Nominal
(mod. 2010)			Nominal	Nominal	Nominal
1000 rubles

Why can the price of ordinary modern banknotes depend on. Which of them are rare and expensive? What banknotes are collectors ready to pay ten times more than indicated in the nominal number? To answer these questions, consider the highlights affecting the cost of banknotes.

5 rubles in 1997, at least officially not seized from the appeal, but no longer found. Cost - 600 rubles

Rare nominations of Russian banknotes

It is simple with the nominal nominal, it is only necessary to know that 5 ruble banknotes have ceased to print back in 1999. Therefore, they are currently practically not found, although they are officially considered an existing payment facility. The collection price of five-flow bills in good condition is 250 rubles. And in exceptional preservation, without the slightest traces of circulation and any, even weak gears (such a degree of preservation of banknotes is called "Press") more than 500 rubles.

2. Modifications of modern banknotes, their influence on the price

An important moment to pay attention to defining the cost of banknotes is the date "modification", it is indicated in the lower left corner (see Figure).

What does it mean? As we see, the design of Russian bills, as a basis, remains unchanged since 1997. But, to increase wear-resistant and increasing protective properties, some changes are performed in the banknote. Accordingly, they change appearance. For monetary calculations, this is not fundamentally, and for collectors, it is already completely new bills, some of them can be very rare and expensive.

In 2001, the first modification of all issued banknotes was performed. As a result of improving the means of protection, the bills acquired luminescent properties - the numbers denoting the nominal value in the lower left corner began to have a yellow-green glow in ultraviolet rays. To distinguish the updated banknotes, in their left lower part, from the front side, a small text "Modification - 2001" was applied - with the height of letters and numbers of the text less semi-millimeter.

The place of applying the inscriptions "Modification" in 2001, 2004 and 2010.

In 2004, a second change in the properties of banknotes was carried out. Almost all 10, 50 and 100 ruble bills that are now in circulation, it is this modification. One of the main innovations was the appearance of a metallized diving protective thread in banknotes, a width of 2 millimeters. On the back of the banknote, this thread goes to the surface with five visible areas. Also, protective fibers were introduced into new banknotes: gray, red, light green and two-color, which are glowing in ultraviolet light. The designating text began to look at the "Modification of 2004"

In 2010, a modification of bills, having a nominal 500, 1000 rubles and new bills of 5,000 rubles, manufactured since 2006 was held. Banknotes of this modification contain a special complex of machine-readable protective features designed to be authenticated, which can be read using automatic devices.

Visual differences (fragment) of banknotes 500 rubles: release 1997, modifications 2001, 2004 and 2010.

Prices for 1997 Sampling Banknotes (modifications)

The table shows the price for bills in good condition from handling. For banknotes in the preservation of "Press", without the smallest blots and bends, it is about 2-3 times higher. As you can see, depending on the time of release of the bill, i.e. Modifications, price even modern money In turn, can be ten times higher than the nominal. So, finding a multi-year "snack", do not rush to attribute it to the store, check the minor text at the beginning - "Modification". And very well, if it is not there at all, then you have a rare and quite expensive bill (even without modifications), which can be beneficial to collectors.

Remarika: All the above written can be reduced to one, though simplified, but light to memorizing a sign - bills without visible protective tape are much more expensive than the nominal. Banknotes with a par value from 5 to 100 rubles at least ten times, and higher rates on average twice.

3. The most expensive banknotes of Russia according to alphabet

Each bill has an individual number, and every 10 million of its series. The series is denoted by two lists facing the seven-digit number of bills. Here you can select three points affecting pricing.

First- series with literal aa. Such a combination of letters is affixed at bills at the very beginning of their production. Banknotes with Literary AA, that is, those that were printed at the very beginning of the release of a new banknote are more attractive to collectors. Their cost can be three times more (minus the nominal) than in the table above. Very rare and claimed bills in 500 rubles modifications 2001 series aA, its price is more - 3000 rubles.

Banknotes series - AA.

Second - Special serieswhich are assigned to experimental bills, periodically manufactured by the Gosnak factory. This happens when deciding to experience new paper or paint in order to improve the wear resistance of banknotes. Experimental bills are "marked" by a special series and are issued in appealing in some one region. Six months or the year of being in money turnoverThey are removed (using identification by series) and analyze the effectiveness of a new technological solution used in the production of banknotes.

The first of these prototypes released into the money circulation were 50 rubles with a series of AB and 100 rubles of the 2001 series of the 2001 series. They were printed on experimental paper and covered with a special water-repellent varnish. Now the collective value of each of their such banknotes who avoided the return to the laboratory of the Goznak, more than 4,000 rubles in good condition. Moderately battered form, they are valued 1500 rubles.

Experimental banknotes: 50 rubles of the AB series and 100 rubles of the Al series. Cost of 3000 rubles.

It does not even go about the assessment in the state of the "press", since they all hit the collectors already from the appeal and in perfect preservation, practically not found. Due to the lack of information, the Barygi dealers simply did not have time to "intercept" at the right time and in the right place.

It is also known about the release of 100 rubles with a series of AB, but these banknotes are extremely rare. It can be assumed that in the case of sale, their cost will be several tens of thousand rubles.

The second experimental batch of experimental banknotes was issued to the test appeal in 2006. These are 10 rubles modifications of 2004 with the FF series and CCS. On the FF series, tenporest banknotes were tested new paper, and in the TC Paint series. Today, these banknotes are found very rarely. The cost of the dozens who have been in circulation, with FF 1500 rubles, from the CC 1200 rubles.

Experimental banknotes: 10 rubles of the CC series, + a fragment of banknotes with the FF number. The cost of 1200 - 1500 rubles.

For the test of the lacquer coating, bills were intended in 100 rubles of modifications of 2004, the series UU, FF and CCS. On banknotes with a series of UU and FF, various paper and varnish were used, the CCs were printed on standard paper and served as if the reference point, when determining the degree of dilapidation of the removable bills. The cost of all these banknotes is approximately the same and significantly higher than the nominal value: 300 rubles, if the bill is from circulation and 600 in the preservation of "Press".

The benefits of such experiments are obvious. The average life expectancy of the storobyevka, in last years, increased by one and a half or twice. Today, protected by watermarks, metallized thread and special tags, 100-ruble banknotes come into disrepair only in 1.5 - 2 years. Some paper money live longer, some less. Banknotes with a denomination of 10 rubles. We are wearing in just six to eight months, 1000-ruble bills - in two and a half years, five thousand and a half.

Experimental banknotes: 100 rubles of the UU series + fragments of banknotes with the numbers of FF and CCS. The cost is 600 rubles.

The fourth experiment, "for dilapidation," began to spend in August 2016, also on 100 ruble banknotes. The goal is all the same - the testing of the lacquer coating is obviously to prepare for the release of new denominations in 200 and 2000 rubles. This time, the bills were "marked" by 11 different series, in general, they have something that everyone starts on the large letter "U" - UA, UB, YE, UK, UL, UN, UO, UO. All of them are divided into 5 experienced parties with numbers from 1 to 4 (the number of the party is the first digit in seven-digital numbering of banknotes) and the fifth "K". The greater the experience number, the more thick lacquer coating applied to the banknote. The collectors who have them are also noted that for the parties number 3 and 4 is characterized by a stronger smell of paint, and in the party "K" the banknotes are matte, that is, without a varnishing coating (K - control). This time the dealers prepared well. And from banks, such bills are withdrawn by bricks immediately. On the jargon of numismizates "Brick" is a plastic tarchka packaging containing 10 packs, i.e. 1000 bills. Then they disagree "roots" (packs of 100 bills) to dealers in bed; And from them already - to "simple" collectors, retail, at a price of 130 - 150 rubles, the state is naturally only "Press". There is no longer before the experiments of the goonak, so to speak, "nothing personal - only business."

Experimental banknotes 2016. The cost of 130 rubles.

Third - series of substitution. Next reason for the appearance of banknotes with rare (expensive) series, the so-called series of substitution. In Russia, they first appeared in the manufacture of commemorative banknotes of Sochi 2014 and have literas AA (It was "a" big and for her "A" is small). Their circulation is about 100 - 150 times less major and are intended for replacing discarded banknotes in packs of main release. The cost of such bills of 250 rubles.

In the manufacture of Crimean bills, the "substitution" needed less and such banknotes (series - COP) are already significantly more expensive - up to 400 rubles.

4. Number of bills - its impact on the price of banknote

Finally, the fourth, for which you need to pay attention to the identification of banknotes in your pocket is much more expensive than the nominal number is a beautiful room. The most exclusive, this is when all seven digits of the number are identical 2222222 or 8888888, the cost of such banknotes for three - five thousand more nominal. The following "on beauty" - bills with numbers running in a row 1234567 or in the opposite direction 8765432. Their price is already smaller, but still, a thousand rubles to the nominal value. We are in demand and, so-called, radars, i.e. Numbers that read the same from left to right and right to left - 1239321 or 3451543, or in the opposite direction - anti-lands 7654567, etc. (True, the speech here is "total" about several hundred rubles, which increase the cost of banknotes).

Banknotes with "beautiful numbers" from the same digits. Cost more than 3000 rubles.

But the most expensive banknotes with numbers (as well as everywhere in life) - 0000001; anyone CUNUER CO number 0000001you can sell more than 25,000 rubles. So do not forget to check your pass, it may be that you will smile good luck and falls the chance to fix your financial situation, it tritely looking into the wallet.

Banknote S. unique number 0000001. The cost of any nominal, any series of more than 25,000 rubles.

In conclusion. Oddly enough, but the banknotes sometimes fall into circulation - "samples", printed for official use and not intended for cash circulation. In digital numbering they only zeros. The cost of such rarities is about 40 thousand rubles.

Good luck all, see more often in your wallets and piggy banks: maybe you are lucky, and there is a banknote with a rare modification, "amazing" series or a beautiful number that you want to leave or sell.

Error-incorporated banknotes with guest numbers. The cost of 40 thousand rubles.

Most of the numismatists want to acquire a very specific banknote to their collection of 10 rubles in 1909 emissions. What is its uniqueness? Copies of this monetary sign were certified by the signature of three different governors of the State Bank of Russia and this particular factor is now determining when the value of the coin is determined. How much can it be reversed for the historical rarity, which will turn over two years already 110 years?

Historical reference

Covers with a par value of 10 rubles in 1909 appeared in circulation on November 1. They did not assume the complete replacement of previous paper money signs and therefore were treated legal means Payments along with banknotes of 1898.

The turnover was left only on September 8, 1922, after the final establishment of the authorities of the Soviets (at the end of the Civil War) and the transition to a new design of banknotes. Consequently, a 10-ruble banknote, issued in 1909, became a witness of the royal authority, the Board of the Provisional Government and the Management of People's Deputies.

10 rubles of 1909 have several characteristic features, including:

1. Large size - 105 mm in length and 175 mm in width;
2. The bills are imprinted on a fine paper of a grayish shade;
3. Banknotes treated in russian economy During the royal authorities, during the reign of the temporary government and the Councils of People's Deputies, they were certified by signatures of various Governors of Russia;
4. The drawing on the banknote has a vertical orientation (unlike the traditional horizontal);
5. The monetary sign is not a monophonic - it is decorated with a combination of green, red and purple shades;
6. 10-ruble bills of 1909 - very informative money sign, on the back of which you can even read the rules of walking paper money in Russia.

Basic characteristics of banknote

1909 issued from 1909 to 1917. The remaining time of their appeal repeated issues were not conducted. What external characteristics have a monetary sign?

The emblem of the Russian Empire is placed on his face, the emblem of the Russian Empire is placed on the sides of which neat dozens are placed. Under the coat of arms there is an inscription: "State Credit Ticket", a nominal and a message that banknotes in any amount are exchanged by the State Bank for coins (indicating the exchange proportion - 1 ruble \u003d 17, 424 shares of gold). Then follow the signatures of the manager, cashier, number and a series of bills, as well as the year of emission.

On the back of the side you can see a diamond-shaped card, enclosed in two frames and decorated with vegetable patterns. It contains three rules for the appeal of paper rubles in Russian Empire:

• The possibility of changing banknotes for gold coins, which the state provides;
• Equalization of gold and paper money throughout the country;
• Punishment of fake religious work and property confiscation.

General view of the banknote is very luxurious: it is decorated with numerous frames, elegant fonts, plant patterns. He resembles pages from the books of the period of Tsarist Russia.

As for the protection of 10 rubles in 1909, this bill had a watermark in the form of small numbers denoting the denomination, which were placed directly diagonally.

Varieties of 10 rubles 1909 and their price

Experienced numismatists allocate as many as six varieties of 1909 banknotes, a par value of 10 rubles, namely:

1. (A) with the signature of Timashev S., issued in 1909;
2. (B) with the signature Konshin A., which was produced from 1910 to 1914;
3. (C) with the signature of Schipova I., Series DM CC (1914-1916);
4. (D) with the signature of Shipova I., Series KCh-kg (beginning of 1917);
5. (E) with Schipova I., PD-AM series (after the revolution);
6. (E) with a sample signature.

In numismatic auctions, there are borrowings of various quality from good to the ideal, which is why to sell 10-ruble banknotes of the above varieties in such a price range:

• 2000-3500 rubles - for the option "A" (Timashev S.);
• 700-1100 rubles - for the option "b" (Konshin A.);
• 200-600 rubles - for options "B", "G" and "D" (Schipov I.);
• 500-1500 rubles - for the option "E" (sample).

Thus, the bill of course in 10 rubles, which was held three historical periods - Tsarist Russia, the power of the Provisional Government and the Office of the Councils of the Civil War Period can bring a lot of profit to its owner. At the same time, the older the money mark, the higher its price.