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USSR
USSR
see also:
The USSR

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USSR, 1 rouble USSR, 1 rouble USSR, 1 rouble USSR, 1 rouble
USSR, 3 roubles USSR, 3 roubles USSR, 3 roubles USSR, 3 roubles
USSR, 5 roubles USSR, 5 roubles USSR, 5 roubles USSR, 5 roubles
USSR, 10 roubles USSR, 10 roubles USSR, 10 roubles USSR, 10 roubles
USSR, 25 roubles USSR, 25 roubles USSR, 50 roubles USSR, 50 roubles
USSR, 50 roubles USSR, 50 roubles USSR, 50 roubles USSR, 50 roubles
Russia, 100 roubles 1961 Russia, 100 roubles 1961 USSR, 100 roubles 1991 USSR, 100 roubles 1991
USSR, 100 roubles 1991, type 2 USSR, 100 roubles 1991, type 2 USSR, 200 roubles USSR, 200 roubles
USSR, 200 roubles USSR, 200 roubles USSR, 500 roubles USSR, 500 roubles
USSR, 500 roubles USSR, 500 roubles USSR, 1000 roubles USSR, 1000 roubles
USSR, 1000 roubles USSR, 1000 roubles

The USSR (or the soviet) rouble story has many periods, with it's rises and falls. The soviet rouble was the strongest after 1924, when golden chervonetz was introduced. The history of this currency ended in 1992 and 1993, when former USSR republics refused from using it as a legal tender. Russia, as the heir of the USSR, introduced the russian rouble in 1993. All banknotes represented above are no longer in use (since 1993). 1 soviet rouble equalled 100 kopecks.

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