5 Rubļi

Emittent	Latvijas Banka (Bank of Latvia)
Jahr	1992
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Form	Rectangular
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Rückseitenbeschreibung	The reverse is printed entirely in shades of blue on a white ground, with a dense guilloche field of interlocking wave and diamond patterns covering most of the surface. At centre, a large circular guilloche medallion surrounds a prominent cross-shaped ornament, within which the numeral '5', the word 'PIECI' at the top, and 'LATVIJAS RUBĻI' below are inscribed. A large outlined '5' is placed at the upper left, and a second '5' at the lower right, both in the same outlined style.
Rückseitenlegende	PIECI LATVIJAS RUBĻI (Translation: Five Latvian Roubles)
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Anmerkungen	Latvia's 1992 banknote series was a direct consequence of the country breaking from the Soviet ruble zone — the lats had not yet been introduced, and these rubļi notes served as a transitional currency while the new monetary framework was being established. The series was designed domestically, with Kirils Šmeļkovs responsible for the artwork, an unusual choice given that newly independent states of the period typically outsourced printing to established Western security printers. Einars Repše, who signed as governor, later became the architect of Latvia's full currency reform and the introduction of the lats in 1993.