Overview

A set of two uncirculated banknotes of the National Bank of the Republic of Belarus – 100 and 50 Rublei, 1992. These are among the very first banknotes issued by independent Belarus. The fronts show two animals of the Belarusian forests, a European bison and a brown bear, and the backs show the Pahonia knight from the historic coat of arms. Together the two notes carry a face value of 150 Rublei.

Key Features & Details:

• Country: Belarus
• Issuer: National Bank of the Republic of Belarus
• Currency: Belarusian Ruble (1992 issue)
• Set: 2 banknotes – 100 and 50 Rublei (1992)
• Condition: UNC (Uncirculated) – all notes
• Delivered: The exact notes shown in the photographs

The Notes (highest denomination first):

1. 100 Rublei – 1992

• Front: A European bison (zubr) standing in profile, with a snowflake-style geometric square and the large figure 100, on a gold and pink note
• Back: The Pahonia, the mounted knight with sword and shield from the Belarusian coat of arms, in a decorative oval, on a gold note
• Serial Number: Ая 7537232

2. 50 Rublei – 1992

• Front: A brown bear walking in profile, with a snowflake-style geometric square and the large figure 50, on a lilac and purple note
• Back: The Pahonia, the mounted knight with sword and shield, in a decorative oval, on a lilac note
• Serial Number: АГ 0319832

Collector Value:

Early post-Soviet Belarusian notes, printed before the country’s later currency reforms – a classic pair for an Eastern European banknote collection.

Please Note:

Sold only as one complete set of two notes – the notes are not sold individually. The notes in the photographs, with the serial numbers listed above, are the exact notes you will receive.