Banknote Russia 5 rubles 1909 Nicholas II signatures Konshin ЕѢ 959898

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Banknote Russia
5 rubles 1909
Nicholas II
signatures Konshin
The quality of the banknote in the photo
Year: 1909
Release date: 1910-1914
Length: 100mm
Width: 153mm
Material: Light grayish paper
Watermark: Wavy lines with "5" numbers in between
They were introduced into circulation on December 1, 1910, in addition to the 1898 banknotes and remained legal tender until September 8, 1922. They were issued unchanged (with different signatures and series) under the Tsarist, Provisional and Soviet governments. Colors: blue, light blue, orange and red. The drawing is oriented vertically. Banknotes with the signature "А.Коншин" were issued in 1910-1914. Printed by the Expedition of Procurement of State Papers in St. Petersburg.
The front side drawing is enclosed in a large figured frame with floral ornaments. In the upper part of the frame there is an image of the State Emblem of the Russian Empire, model 1883, under which the year of the banknote sample is "1909", in the lower part there is a number "5" enclosed in a circle. There are two sockets with the numbers "5" at the top. Around the frame, the entire space is filled with a background of numbers "5" surrounded by the words "РУБ". Inside the frame, at the top left and at the bottom in the middle, the series and number of the note are indicated. At the top, in a semicircle, the word "ГОСУДАРСТВЕННЫЙ", under it is a thin pattern and an inscription - "КРЕДИТНЫЙ БИЛЕТЪ". Below is the denomination - "ПЯТЬ РУБЛЕЙ", even below the four-line inscription - "The State Bank exchanges credit notes for a gold coin without a limit on the amount (1 p. = 1/15 of the imperial, contains 17.424 shares of pure gold).", Under the signature of the manager and cashier.
The reverse side, like the front, has a background of the numbers "5" surrounded by the words "РУБ". Orange rays stretch from the center of the background to the sides. In the middle there is a large pattern of wavy lines, at the corners of which there are four rosettes with the numbers "5". At the bottom of the pattern is the denomination in words - "ПЯТЬ РУБЛЕЙ". In the central part, there is an imperial mantle with a crown and a ribbon of the St.Andrew Order at the top, inside which is the Small State Emblem of the Russian Empire, model 1883. Under the mantle there is an orb and a bas-relief in the form of a lion's head, from where branches of a laurel tree and an oak branch out, into which a scepter and a sword are inserted. At the bottom there is a curly frame with a bas-relief and an inscription in small print:
"1. Разменъ Государственных кредитныхъ билетовъ на золотую монету обеспечивается всемъ достоянiемъ Государства. 2. Государственные кредитные билеты имеютъ хожденiе по всей Имперiи наравне с золотою монетою. 3. За подделку кредитныхъ билетовъ виновный подвергается лишенiю всехъ правъ состоянiя и ссылке въ каторжную работу."
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