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| Issuer | Mongolian National Bank |
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| Year | 1925 |
| Type | Standard circulation banknote |
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| Obverse description | Central vignette of the Mongolian state arms flanked by elaborate multicolour guilloche rosettes in pink, green, and gold tones. The numeral '100' appears in large figures at left and right in red, with Mongolian script characters interspersed throughout the design. Serial number and prefix appear at upper centre and lower right. |
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| Reverse lettering | 1925 |
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The 1925 Mongolian tugrik series — this note among them — was issued just months after the Mongolian People's Republic formally replaced the Chinese-era currency with a national monetary system built from scratch. Goznak in Moscow handled the printing, which was a natural arrangement given Soviet involvement in restructuring the Mongolian state apparatus during that period.
Pick 13 is the highest denomination in the inaugural tugrik issue, making it the least commonly encountered in circulated survivors. The paper itself is prone to edge splitting along fold lines, a known weakness in this Goznak production run.