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1 Hryvnia
| Emittent | National Bank of Ukraine |
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| Jahr | 1992 |
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| Form | Rectangular |
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| Vorderseitenbeschreibung | The obverse carries a portrait vignette of Volodymyr the Great, Grand Duke of Kyiv (980–1015), the ruler who unified the Eastern Slavic lands under Kyiv and initiated the Christianization of Rus in 988–989. The denomination numeral "1" appears on both sides of the portrait, with the state name "УКРАЇНА" and the figure's name "ВОЛОДИМИР ВЕЛИКИЙ" inscribed in Cyrillic. The design incorporates fine guilloche underprint patterns typical of intaglio-printed Ukrainian currency of the early series. |
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| Vorderseitenlegende | 1 УКРАЇНА ВОЛОДИМИР ВЕЛИКИЙ ОДНА ГРИВНЯ 1 (Translation: Ukraine, Volodymyr the Great, 1 Hryvnia) |
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Ukraine's first post-Soviet hryvnia series was printed in Canada well before the notes actually entered circulation — the 1992-dated issues were held back while the country continued using Soviet-era karbovanets coupons through an extended monetary transition. The hryvnia itself wasn't officially introduced until September 1996, meaning these notes sat in storage for roughly four years before anyone spent one.
The Canadian Bank Note Company contract was a deliberate choice for a state with no established security printing infrastructure of its own. Engravers Borys Maksymov and Vasyl Lopata were among the first Ukrainians to work on sovereign currency design from scratch — a discipline that had been entirely controlled from Moscow for decades.