10 Roubles

Belarus issued its first rouble series in 1992 as a direct consequence of the Soviet collapse — the Russian rouble was still technically in circulation, so these notes initially served as supplementary "rabbit coupons," a nickname that stuck immediately due to the animal imagery throughout the series. They were not intended as a permanent currency but as a transitional stopgap while the republic established monetary independence.

Hyperinflation rendered the entire denomination structure obsolete within a few years, and the 10 rouble note became effectively worthless long before it left circulation. The 1992 series was eventually redenominated at 10 to 1 in 2000.