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| USSR
(1917-1992) |
 means
RUBLEI, the money of old USSR |
 (CCCP)
means SSSR, Union of Soviet Socialist Republic (USSR) in the West |
|
| Armenia
(1991 - ) |
 means
DRAM, the money of Armenia |
 old
text at the top of face of banknotes (from 1993 to 1995) |
|
 new
text at the top of face of banknotes (from 1997) |
|
| Azerbaijan
(1990 - ) |
 MANAT,
the money of Azerbaijan |
 AZERBAIJAN
MILLI BANKI |
|
| Belarus (1991 - ) |  means
RUBLEI, the money of Belarus |
 means
50 copek, 100 copek = 1 rubel |
|
 means
NAZIANALNI BANK RESPUBLIKI BELARUS (until 1999 issue) |
|
 means
BILET NAZIANALNAIA BANKA RESPUBLIKI BELARUS (from 2000 issue) |
|
| Estonia (1991 - ) |  KROONI,
the money of Estonia |
 means
ESTONIAN BANK |
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| Georgia
(1991 - ) |
three times in 1993, banknotes with different colors and value, but the
same image (a view of Tbilisi, the capital of Georgia) were issued; this
is the lower right corner of this image. The text may mean Georgian National
Bank |
from 1993 to 1994 a new type of banknote with the same text, now at the
top, was issued |
|
 the
same notes have this logo at the center; the logo is present also in the
notes issued in 1995 |
|
| Kazakhstan
(1990 - ) |
 means
TENGE, the money of Kazakstan |
 means
TYIN, 100 tyin = 1 tenge |
|
 means
KAZAKSTAN NATIONAL BANK |
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| Kyrghyzstan (1991 - ) |  means
SOM, the money of Kyrgyzstan |
 means
TYIYN, 100 tyiyn = 1 som |
|
 means
KYRGYZSTAN BANK (until 1993 issue) |
|
means KYRGYZ BANK (from 1994 issue) |
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| Latvia (1991 - ) |  RUBLI,
the money of Latvia (Latvija) |
| Lithuania
(1990 - ) (Lietuvos) |
 TALONAS,
the old money of Lithuania (until 1993 issue) |
 LITAI,
the new money of Lithuania (from 1993 issue) |
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| Moldova |  CUPON,
the old money of Moldova (until 1993 issue) |
 LEU
(pl. LEI), the new money of Moldova (from 1992-1994 issue) |
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| Russia (1992- ) |  means
RUBLEI, the money of Russia |
means NOTE (of the) BANK OF RUSSIA |
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| Tajikistan (1990 - ) |  means
RUBL, the old money of Tajikistan (until 1999 issue) |
 means
BANK NATIONAL REPUBLIC TAJIKISTAN (1994 - 1997) |
|
 means
SOMONI, the new money of Tajikistan (from 2000 issue) |
|
 means
DIRAM, 100 diram = 1 somoni |
|
 means
BANK NATIONAL TAJIKISTAN |
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| Tatarstan (1990 - ) |  this
logo appears in some banknotes of Tatarstan;on the notes there may be
the text TATAPCTAH in cyrillic, TATARSTAN in latin or in another local
alphabet; the face value is not present(!) |
| Transdniestria
(1991 - ) is lacking of international recognition |
 the
text PRIDNESTROVIE in cyrillic (TRANSDNIESTRIA) is on the top of the note |
 means
RUBLEI, the money of Transdniestria |
|
 from
24-1-1994 to 1-12-1994, as provisional issue, were used old USSR banknotes
with a stamp on the right side. This is the stamp for 10 rublei |
|
 means
KUPON and is on the front side of the banknotes, but the money is RUBLEI |
|
| Turkmenistan (1991 - ) |  MANAT,
the money of Turkmenistan |
 the
old text of Turkmenistan Bank (until 1993 issue) |
|
 the
new text of Turkmenistan Bank (from 1995 issue) |
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| Uzbekistan (1990 - ) |  means
UZBEKISTAN |
 means
SUM, the money of Uzbekistan |
|
 means
BANK of UZBEKISTAN (until 1992 issue) |
|
 means
CENTRAL BANK of UZBEKISTAN REPUBLIC (from 1994 issue) |