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1.000 Rublëy
| Emittent | Respublika Belarus |
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| Jahr | 1992-1994 |
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| Währung | Ruble (1992-2016) |
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| Vorderseitenbeschreibung | State housing privatisation cheque ('Zhylle') on cream and orange paper with guilloche underprint border. At upper centre, the coat of arms of the Republic of Belarus (Pahonia knight on horseback) flanked by the inscriptions РЭСПУБЛІКА and БЕЛАРУСЬ; upper left corner carries the series and serial number designation. The central vignette bears the large numeral '1000' at left, with handwritten fields for the bearer's name, identity document, issuing institution, and authorising resolution; at foot, the Belarusian-language denomination АДНА ТЫСЯЧА РУБЛЁЎ appears in bold letterpress. |
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| Vorderseitenlegende | ДЗЯРЖАЎНЫ ПРЫВАТЫЗАЦЫЙНЫ ЧЭК «ЖЫЛЛЁ» РЭСПУБЛІКА БЕЛАРУСЬ 1000 АДНА ТЫСЯЧА РУБЛЁЎ |
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| Anmerkungen |
Belarus issued this note under the "zaichiki" series — a colloquial name derived from the animals printed on the lower denominations, which stuck to the whole family of early post-Soviet Belarusian currency. The 1,000 rublëy was a creature of hyperinflation: by 1994, the ruble had collapsed so severely that denominations once considered large had become bus-fare currency. This note spans the 1992–1994 window precisely because the printing authority kept reissuing without redesigning, simply extending dated ranges as the monetary situation deteriorated.
The Pick reference A30 places it in the transitional pre-National Bank sequence, before Belarus formalized its central banking legislation.