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| 正面描述 | Vignette at left of an Orthodox church with onion domes set within an ornate engraved cartouche with decorative corner rosettes. Guilloche underprint at centre surrounds the large numeral "10000"; ornamental pillar device at right with date "1994" in a panel. Issuer inscription and denomination legend in Cyrillic letterpress at top and bottom. |
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| 背面铭文 | Благотворительные билеты выпущены Белорусской Православной Церковью Московского Патриархата совместно со Сберегательным банком Республики Беларусь для реализации в отделениях Сберегательного банка Беларуси. Средства от продажи благотворительных билетов поступают в распоряжение Белорусской Православной Церкви и направляются на возрождение и строительство православных храмов и монастырей, содержание духовных учебных заведений, социальную церковную деятельность и иные нужды. Митрополит Минский и Слуцкий, Патриарший Экзарх всея Беларуси Председатель Сберегательного банка Республики Беларусь (Translation: Charity tickets were issued by the Belarusian Orthodox Church of the Moscow Patriarchate together with the Savings Bank of the Republic of Belarus for sale in the branches of the Savings Bank of Belarus. Funds from the sale of charity tickets go to the Belarusian Orthodox Church and are directed to the revival and construction of Orthodox churches and monasteries, the maintenance of religious educational institutions, social church activities and other needs. Metropolitan of Minsk and Slutsk, Patriarchal Exarch of All Belarus Chairman of the Savings Bank of the Republic of Belarus) |
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This note occupies a genuinely strange corner of post-Soviet monetary history. In the chaotic early 1990s, Belarus suffered acute small-denomination coin shortages as inflation obliterated the purchasing power of low-value currency. Various institutions — including churches — were authorized or at least tolerated in issuing local exchange certificates to fill the gap. The Belarusian Orthodox Church's involvement here reflects the broader disorder of that transitional period rather than any formal ecclesiastical banking role.
The co-issuer relationship with the Savings Bank of the Republic of Belarus is what gave these notes whatever redemption credibility they carried.