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| 表面の説明 | The national emblem of Tajikistan is set within an ornate oval guilloche vignette to the left, rendered in green intaglio against a multicolour underprint of fine lathe patterns. To the right, large Cyrillic denomination numerals '200' appear above the spelled-out value 'ДУСАД РУБЛ', all within an elaborate guilloche surround, with the date '1994' at lower right and a small coloured numeral panel '200' at the bottom right corner. |
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| 裏面の説明 | The centre-left of the note carries a vignette of the Tajikistan parliament building rendered in green intaglio, with the national flag flying above it in colour. To the right, a large ornate guilloche panel contains the numeral '200' and the Cyrillic inscription 'ДУСАД РУБЛ', surrounded by fine lathe-work borders. The anti-counterfeiting warning text is set in small Cyrillic script at the upper left, and a small denomination cartouche '200' appears at the lower left. |
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The 1994 Tajik rouble series, of which this is part, was issued as the country scrambled to establish a functioning currency after independence — and amid a civil war that had been burning since 1992. The National Bank had almost no infrastructure, and the notes were printed abroad under difficult procurement conditions. Tajikistan was one of the last former Soviet republics to leave the rouble zone, doing so only in May 1995, which means this note had an exceptionally short window of legal-tender life before being replaced by the Tajik rouble's successor, the somoni, introduced in 2000.
High inflation during the civil war period meant large denominations became routine transaction notes almost immediately after issue.