| توضیحات روی اسکناس |
A vignette of the old city of Tbilisi occupies the right portion of the face, with Mount Mtatsminda visible in the background. The denomination numeral 25000 appears at the left, accompanied by the Georgian script inscriptions of the issuing authority and note value. The design is framed by an ornamental border with Georgian cross motifs at the corners. |
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| توضیحات پشت اسکناس |
The left portion of the reverse carries a detailed vignette of the Vardzia cave monastery complex, rendered in orange intaglio-style print, showing the multi-storey rock-hewn facades and arched galleries set into the cliff face. The large denomination numeral 25000 is printed in bold figures to the right, flanked by decorative Georgian ornamental devices. The border repeats the corner cross-pattée motif consistent with the series design. |
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| نوع ویژگی امنیتی |
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Georgia's kuponi series was introduced as a transitional currency after the republic's break from the Soviet ruble zone, and the 25,000 denomination reflects the hyperinflationary spiral that made smaller kuponi values effectively worthless within months of issue. The entire kuponi system was replaced by the lari in 1995, and most high-denomination notes were redeemed and destroyed in bulk, though hoarding was common enough that survivors aren't especially rare.
The "Printed: 30.04.1945" field in this catalog entry is almost certainly a data error — no Georgian kuponi was printed in 1945.