Description
We use our scans for banknotes.
(Serial Numbers May Vary)
Grade: AVERAGE CIRCULATION
(minor creases, light folds, stains and wear)
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DETAILS:
Obverse: The coat of arms of the Republic of Belarus alongside the National Bank name and denomination in Belarusian. Issued in 1992 as part of the first banknote series of independent Belarus following the dissolution of the Soviet Union.
Reverse: A Beaver in its natural habitat — the Eurasian Beaver is native to Belarus and an important part of the country's forest ecosystem. Belarus's Belovezhskaya Pushcha, one of Europe's last and largest primeval forests, is home to beaver populations alongside the famous European Bison. The woodland setting reflects Belarus's strong connection to its natural heritage.
The 1992 Belarusian animal series is one of the most charming post-Soviet sets, with each denomination featuring a different native woodland animal.
This note is circulated but it is getting extremely hard to find it in UNC as it is expensive. The other issue that is even harder is the Hare P2 banknote.