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| 表面の説明 | The central motif is the Borjgali, the traditional Georgian solar symbol, flanked on either side by heraldic griffin vignettes rendered in intaglio style, all set within a guilloche border. The issuer name in Georgian Mkhedruli script runs along the top of the note, with the date 1993 positioned below the central vignette. The large numeral 20000 and the Georgian denomination text occupy the lower portion of the note. |
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| 裏面の説明 | The reverse is dominated by two ornate grapevine cluster vignettes with decorative scrollwork occupying the upper and lower registers, framing the central denomination numeral 20000 printed in large characters against a fine guilloche underprint. The Georgian denomination inscription appears both above and below the central numeral. |
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The kuponi was Georgia's temporary currency, introduced in 1993 as a coupon-based parallel to the Russian ruble while the country stabilized after the dissolution of the Soviet Union and a brutal civil war in Abkhazia. It was never intended to last — the lari replaced it in 1995, and the conversion rate at that point reflected the catastrophic hyperinflation the kuponi had endured. High denominations like this one circulated as everyday transactional notes, not stores of value.
Printed with minimal security — a single watermark — the kuponi series was produced under austere conditions, and the paper quality is notoriously inconsistent across the issue.