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1 Rouble
| Issuer | Central Republican Bank of Novorossiya |
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| Year | 2014 |
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| Value | 1 Rouble |
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| Obverse description | Central vignette of St. George the Victorious mounted on horseback, thrusting a spear into the serpent below. The denomination numeral "1" appears in bold, flanked by the series and serial number. Inscriptions identify the note as a settlement mark (расчётный знак) of the Central Republican Bank. |
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| Reverse lettering | Центральный Республиканский Банк 2014 НОВОРОССИЯ Подделка расчетных знаков ЦРБ преследуется по закону Обязательны к приему на всей территории республики |
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The Central Republican Bank of Novorossiya was a short-lived monetary authority proclaimed by the separatist Novorossiya confederation in eastern Ukraine in 2014 — a political entity that never achieved international recognition and dissolved before it issued currency in any functional sense. These notes were printed but never entered circulation as a working medium of exchange. They are better understood as political objects than monetary ones: propaganda artifacts from a confederal project that effectively ceased to exist by late 2015.
Surviving examples are plentiful in uncirculated condition, for obvious reasons.