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50 Brics Rublos

Issuer New Development Bank
Year 2024
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Printer ООО НТЦ АРМ-Регистр
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Reverse description The reverse is dominated by a large central vignette of national flags from BRICS and associated member states arranged in a spiralling concentric pattern converging on a multi-pointed star rosette at the centre. Guilloche borders in pale green run along all four edges, with the denomination numeral 50 repeated in the left and right margins; a serial number appears in red at lower right, and the printer's imprint reads ООО НТЦ АРМ-Регистр, Киржач, 2024 г., уровень Б, Заказ № 43 along the lower margin.
Reverse lettering Novo Banco do Desenvolvimento
New Development Bank
Новый Банк Развития
नया विकास बैंक
金砖国家开发银行
ООО НТЦ АРМ-Регистр, г. Киржач, 2024 г., уровень Б, Заказ № 43
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The New Development Bank — founded in 2014 by Brazil, Russia, India, China, and South Africa as a multilateral development institution headquartered in Shanghai — issued this commemorative note in 2024 as a symbolic gesture toward BRICS financial cooperation rather than as circulating currency. It carries no legal tender status in any jurisdiction.

Printed at a facility in Kirzhach, Vladimir Oblast, the note is denominated in "BRICS Rublos," a unit with no defined exchange rate or monetary backing. The designation "Novo Banco de Desenvolvimento" in the engraver field is simply the Portuguese name for the NDB itself — not an independent engraving house.