Lot Y098 1991 USSR Cold War Era 50, 2x 100, 200, 500, 1000 Rouble Note CCCP VG+

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USSR / CCCP: Last High Value Rubles
What You See Is What You Get
Lot Y098: Cold War Era lot authentic Soviet Union currency last Hi-Value Banknotes. You get:
(1x)
50
Roubles -
V.I. Lenin bust and view of Moscow Kremlin (replaced 1961 Series note)
(1x) 100
Roubles -
V.I. Lenin bust and view of Moscow Kremlin (replaced 1961 Series note)
(1x) 100
Roubles -
V.I. Lenin bust and view of Moscow Kremlin with guilloche - New Issue
(1x) 200
Roubles -
V.I. Lenin bust and view of Moscow Kremlin - New Issue
(1x)
500
Roubles -
V.I. Lenin bust and view of Moscow Kremlin - New Issue
(1x)
1000
Roubles -
V.I. Lenin bust and view of Moscow Kremlin - New Issue
Dating from the end of the Cold War, these notes were the highest circulating values of Soviet rubles at the time of the collapse of the USSR. The notes are in circulated (used) condition as pictured; sound, normal signs of use and
no
funky aroma! Comes in re-closeable 2mil pouch for long term preservation and storage. What you see is what you get. Makes a nice gift pack for the Old Cold Warrior, student, educator, or history buff in your life!
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Q: What am I buying, and why would I want it?
A: The notes are from the former Soviet Union and were issued from 1961, at the height of the Cold War, up until its abrupt end in 1991. The 1992 version ruble was already in production when the USSR collapsed in December 1991, and remained in circulation while the new republics established their own currencies. Old Soviet currency ceased to be legal tender in the Russian Federation in August of 1993.
The picturesque collection is a memento of a time not so very long ago when Humanity stood on the precipice of nuclear extinction, and when an "Evil Empire" which had murdered millions, fell almost bloodlessly. You will hold history in your hands
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