Overview

Expand your world paper money collection with this 100 So’m banknote from Uzbekistan’s early post-Soviet national currency series. Issued in 1994 in elegant purple, violet, and pink tones, this banknote showcases rich national symbolism, ornamental peacocks, and the iconic “Xalqlar Do’stligi” (Friendship of Nations) Palace of Arts in Tashkent. Preserved in pristine Uncirculated (UNC) condition.

Key Features & Details:

Country: Uzbekistan

Denomination: 100 So’m

Year of Issue: 1994

Catalog Number: Pick #79 (P-79)

Condition: UNC (Uncirculated) – Crisp, clean, and flat with zero folds, pinholes, or handling marks.

Obverse (Front): Features the State Emblem of Uzbekistan framed by ancient mythical winged griffin artifacts, set alongside colorful decorative panels depicting peacocks.

Reverse (Back): Depicts the Palace of Arts “Xalqlar Do’stligi” (Friendship of Nations Palace) in Tashkent, framed by geometric ornamental borders.

Dimensions: 142 × 69 mm

Serial Number: ED 2870299 (Exact note shown in photos will be delivered)

Collector Value:

Early 1990s Uzbekistani banknotes reflect the nation’s transition and architectural identity following independence. In flawless Uncirculated condition, this 1994 first-series 100 So’m note is an essential staple for collectors of post-Soviet and Central Asian numismatics.