New Olympic banknote of 100 rubles: photo, signs of authenticity, circulation and size of the banknote
The Bank of Russia issued a commemorative 100-ruble banknote dedicated to the XXII Olympic Winter Games and the XI Paralympic Winter Games 2014 in Sochi.
Banknotes with a face value of 100 rubles were put into circulation by the Bank of Russia 5 times, and this banknote was issued ahead of the date indicated on it (issued in 2013, and "sample of 2014"). So, there are 4 types, or rather varieties of a hundred-ruble banknote, and their release was carried out in the following terms:
- January 1, 1998 - a banknote of the 1997 sample with a face value of 100 rubles.
- January 1, 2001 - a 1997 banknote with a face value of 100 rubles, modified in 2001.
- August 16, 2004 - a banknote of 1997 with a face value of 100 rubles, modified in 2004.
- October 30, 2013 - a commemorative banknote of 100 rubles of the sample of 2014 (with Olympic views of Sochi)
- December 23, 2015 - a commemorative banknote of 100 rubles of the sample of 2015 (Crimea and Sevastopol)
New banknotes 2014: 100 rubles for the Olympics in Sochi
This new banknote 100 rubles of 2014 is strikingly different from the previous three issues of banknotes of this denomination. The main differences from the previous 100 ruble bills are as follows:
- The main color of the new banknote has a blue-blue tone, in previous issues - light pink;
- The drawings are located on the bill vertically to its length, in previous issues - horizontally;
- The plot design is dedicated to sports and sports facilities in Sochi, and on the previous banknotes the building of the Bolshoi Theater is depicted.
The main data on the 100 ruble banknote dedicated to the 2014 Winter Games in Sochi are as follows:
- The final circulation of the banknote is 20.650 million copies.
- Banknote size - 150 x 65 mm (standard for this denomination)
- The predominant color is blue (different from the usual hundred-ruble banknotes).
- Made on high quality white cotton paper.
- Image of the front side of the new banknote of 100 rubles- the figure of a snowboarder at the time of the jump and the Olympic objects of the coastal cluster in Sochi. When creating the front side of the banknote, the idea of depicting the figure of a snowboarder, proposed by Pavel Bushuev, a student of the I. Repin Institute, was applied. In the upper part of the bill - snowy mountain peaks, in the lower part - the Black Sea coast. And between them - transparent mountain air and a snowboarder flying over the stadiums of the Coastal Cluster.
- Image of the reverse side of the banknote 100 rubles– the center of the composition was the Fisht Olympic Stadium in Sochi, which will host the opening and closing ceremonies of the Games. At the bottom of the banknote, you can see the outlines of the Sochi Marine Station, the most recognizable symbol of the city. In the upper part - a magic bird, as a hope for new meetings and success.
To describe the signs of authenticity, we present an image (photo) of a banknote of 100 rubles of the 2014 sample from the front and back sides:
Front side
Back side
As you can see in the photo of the 100 ruble bill, the image of both the front and back sides is vertically oriented, which happened for the first time in the history of money printing in Russia, and the blue-blue color was also used for the first time.Signs of authenticity of a banknote of 100 rubles Sochi 2014
A banknote of 100 rubles of the sample of 2014 is not an ordinary banknote, and today many are trying to make money on its sale. The authenticity of the Olympic banknote must be checked upon receipt.
The signs of authenticity of a banknote of 100 rubles of the sample of 2014, controlled through the light, using a magnifying glass, when changing the angle of view and by touch (high relief) are as follows:
1 – Filigree watermark - it is placed at the top of the banknote, checked for light and has areas lighter than paper (sochi.ru 2012 and 5 rings)
2 – The protective plastic tape is a transparent tape with a width of 15 mm. And the absence of paper in the central zone of the polymer tape creates an oval transparent window. When checking for light, a snowflake framed by a "frosty pattern" is observed in the window, when the viewing angle changes, the color changes and the following is shown: - either a light snowflake on a dark blue background; or a dark blue snowflake on a light background.
3 – The image formed by small graphic elements is the background images of the front and back sides, including stylized images of mountains and a "patchwork quilt", consisting of individual small graphic elements and the repeated number "2014".
4 – Outline microtext (repeating number 100) – consists of two lines of microtext from the repeating number "100".4.1 – Outline microtext (repeating number 100) - the line is located below the image of the Marine Station in Sochi and consists of the repeated number "100".
4.2 - Outline microtext (repetitive text "BANK OF RUSSIA") - it is located at the bottom of the snowboard on the front side of the banknote.5 – Holographic element - it contains a stylized image of a flame, consisting of many thin metallic lines. When changing the viewing angle, the effect of the movement of flames is visible. The repeating microtext "SOCHI-SOCHI" is placed in the upper tongue of the flame.
6 – Hidden multi-color image - it appears on a monochromatic field of rhombuses when the banknote is tilted and is a hidden multi-color image in the form of a stylized image of the Olympic torch against the background of colored rhombuses. When turning or tilting the banknote, the colors of the rhombuses and the torch change.6.1 – Hidden multi-color image (visible only under UV light) - on a monochromatic field of rhombuses, when the banknote is tilted, a hidden multi-color image appears in the form of a stylized image of the Olympic torch against the background of colored rhombuses. When turning or tilting the banknote, the color of the rhombuses and the torch changes.
7 – Optical-variable magnetic element (OVMI) - when the viewing angle changes, the colors change smoothly from golden to green, and the bird's plumage pattern changes from negative to positive image.
8.1 - The inscription "TICKET OF THE BANK OF RUSSIA" - this text has an increased relief and is perceived by touch.
8.2 - A label for people with impaired vision - which is perceived by touch, as it has an increased relief.New hundred-ruble note of the 2014 sample, as well as banknotes of this denomination of the 1997 sample (including all modifications), is a legal means of cash payment in the territory Russian Federation and is required to be accepted at face value in all types of payments without any restrictions.
100 ruble banknote of the old sample of 1997, modification of 2004
Well, in order to clearly see how the new banknote differs from the banknotes of previous issues, I will give a photo of a 100 ruble bill of the 1997 sample (modified in 2004):
Front side of 100 rubles sample 2004
The reverse side of 100 rubles sample 2004This is exactly what the first three issues of banknotes of this denomination have in circulation - their format, color and plot design are almost the same. Minor differences are associated with increased protection of banknotes from counterfeiting.
The material was prepared on the basis of data from the Bank of Russia.
Alexander Igorevich
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At the end of 2015, the Central Bank issued a new bill of 100 Crimean rubles into circulation. This event took place on December 23, and the banknote is the usual means of payment and should be accepted without restrictions as payment. Interestingly, one side of the new banknote is dedicated to the Crimea, its cultural monuments and rich nature, and the other side is dedicated to the hero city of Sevastopol.
The development of the design of this means of payment lasted more than a year and was carried out by leading technologists and artists of Goznak with the participation of employees Central Bank. Due to the unusual design and the same content of both sides with information, any of them can be considered front. This hundred-ruble note became the second of the banknotes in the “arsenal of the Central Bank”, which has a vertical orientation. However, unlike the "Sochi" 100 rubles of cold blue color, the "Crimean" bill is characterized by greenish hues.
The central place on the side dedicated to Sevastopol is occupied by a well-known building, installed in 1905 in sea waters - this is the Monument to the Scuttled Ships. This symbol of the city is located near the embankment dedicated to the 50th anniversary of the defense of Sevastopol during the Crimean War. In order to prevent the enemy squadron from capturing the bay, 16 sailing ships were deliberately sunk, which formed two defensive lines.
The background of this side of the banknote is a fragment of the famous painting by I. Aivazovsky “Russian squadron on the Sevastopol roadstead”. In the middle of the banknote, on both sides, the sails of the Russian squadron are depicted along with the St. Andrew's flag - its main symbol.
To the right, under the monument, one can easily recognize the outlines of St. Vladimir's Cathedral, where the ashes of the famous Admiral Nakhimov rest. At the bottom of the banknote there is a bas-relief of the Sevastopol defense memorial, made in memory of the three most difficult assaults on the hero city by the Nazis. The background for this part of the bill was contour map Sevastopol.
On the other side of the bill, which is dedicated to the Crimea, the central part is decorated with the Swallow's Nest (an elegant castle in the village of Gaspra, built in 1912) - a symbol of the entire Crimean peninsula. In the background, you can see the silhouette of the Ayu-Dag mountain and the Parus rock, a natural monument protruding from the depths of the sea. The Khan's Mosque is depicted in the lower right part of the bill, and the famous Bakhchisaray Palace of the 16th century, which was once the residence of the Crimean Khans, is depicted in the left part.
Grape vines adorn the left and right edges of the banknote - indeed, Crimea is known for its vineyards and collection wines.
At the very bottom of this side of the banknote is the RT-70 radio telescope, one of the largest in the world, with a mirror diameter of 70 meters. It is capable of both capturing signals coming from space and emitting electromagnetic pulses.
Every day we use money, but few of us have thought about what and for what reason is depicted on each bill.
Every day we use money, but few of us have thought about what and for what reason is depicted on each bill.
From the very beginning, we can say about the main symbol of banknotes and the entire state - the double-headed eagle. Note that the double-headed eagle is not crowned on money. This is explained by the fact that the eagle without crowns symbolizes the Provisional Government. It is this symbol that is located on the money for the reason that I wanted to emphasize the temporary connection and historical significance of the Bank of Russia, but it seemed too pretentious to place the crowned eagle.
All images on Russian banknotes are somehow connected with holy places and religious history. This is exactly the opposite of the original idea, according to which it was planned to place portraits of famous personalities on the money.
10 rubles. The banknote of this denomination depicts the city of Krasnoyarsk. front part- the chapel of Paraskeva Pyatnitsa is a saint who is the patroness of the family and domestic animals. The reverse side is the Krasnoyarsk hydroelectric power station with a bridge across the Yenisei River, which is included in the UNESCO book "The Best Bridges in the World".
50 rubles. The city of St. Petersburg is depicted. The front side is the base of the Rostral Column with a female figure sitting on a throne - this is a symbol of the Neva. Behind the Rostral Column you can see the Peter and Paul Fortress. Reverse side - building former stock exchange which is located on the waterfront.
100 rubles. Moscow. The front part is a sculpture from the pediment of the Bolshoi Theater - Apollo with a chariot. The reverse side is the square in front of the Bolshoi Theater and the theater building itself.
500 rubles. The city of Arkhangelsk is represented. The front part - against the background of the sea station and the sailboat, is a monument to Peter I. The back part is the Solovetsky Monastery, which is one of the great shrines. This is a very famous and beloved architectural monument by many, so it is not surprising that it is he who is located on the banknote.
1000 rubles. This banknote depicts the city of Yaroslavl. The front side is a monument to Yaroslav the Wise, who holds the temple in his hands. This symbolizes that our faith is in our own hands. The reverse side is the temple of John the Baptist (the Baptist).
5000 rubles. Here we can see the city of Khabarovsk. The front side is a monument dedicated to the Governor-General of Eastern Siberia, Count Nikolai Nikolaevich Muravyov-Amursky. It was he who gave rise to the return of Amur, which was given to China in 1689. The reverse side depicts the Tsarsky Amur Bridge 2700 meters long.
Russian banknotes very interesting and diverse, they have their own history, which, you see, you need to know.
Larisa Glushkova
In two weeks, the FIFA World Cup begins in Russia, and our country is hosting such an event for the first time in its history. The Central Bank of the Russian Federation has prepared a commemorative 100-ruble note with an original design, which went into circulation in May. New 100-ruble banknote for the 2018 World Cup: photo, release date of the banknote, what circulation is expected.
Release date of the new 100-ruble banknote in Russia in 2018
The new 100-ruble note, timed to coincide with the holding of the World Cup in Russia, was officially released on May 22, 2018.
It has been known for a long time that a special banknote for the football championship will appear in 2018. Back in 2015, when the 100-ruble “Crimean” banknote was presented, it was announced that this would also appear for the World Cup.
Recall that another anniversary “hundred-ruble note” was issued in 2014 - for the Olympics in Sochi.
Thus, the Central Bank of Russia for especially significant events in recent years has not even issued commemorative coins, and commemorative banknotes are more popular and more colorful.
What is shown on the new 100-ruble bill of 2018: photo
On the front side of the new “hundred-ruble” we see an image of a boy with a soccer ball who dreams of repeating the exploits of the most famous football players of the past, including the great goalkeeper Lev Yashin, who is depicted a little higher in the dynamics of the game.
On the reverse side of the new 100-ruble banknote, we see an image of the globe in the form of a soccer ball with an outline of Russia. Listed below are all eleven cities in our country that host championship matches.
The new banknote of the Bank of Russia is epochal in its own way, also because completely new technologies were used in its creation.
How the new banknotes of 2018 differ in terms of technology
The new 100-ruble note, timed to coincide with the 2018 FIFA World Cup, has become the first in Russia not made from paper, but from a special hybrid material.
The material of the banknote is three-layer - these are two layers of paper, between which a layer of special plastic is located as a base.
Such banknotes are more difficult and more expensive to produce, but they are much more durable. They will be hard to crush or tear. Thus, even though the commemorative banknotes will be issued only this year, they will be kept by collectors for a very long time even without observing any special conditions.
Of course, it was not without the introduction of modernized protection elements. Anniversary banknotes in this sense are a great way to test technological innovations in the production of banknotes. In the future, the Bank of Russia plans to introduce these technologies into all banknotes issued in the country without exception.
Of course, the only thing that raises big doubts is whether new banknotes will be accepted by ATMs and payment terminals. It is unlikely that such devices will be able to recognize the new money. However, the owners of these bills, for the most part, will not rush to part with them. Still, the circulation of banknotes is limited.
What is the circulation of new 100-ruble banknotes
The first print run is 20 million pieces. If necessary, the Bank of Russia plans to issue an additional circulation.
The Central Bank expects that the new banknote will arouse the interest not only of Russian fans and collectors, but also of the majority of foreign guests who come to our country to cheer for their teams.
Type of Russian monetary unit has been constantly changing throughout history. There were even times in Russia when there were banknotes worth 10,000 rubles, 50,000 rubles and 500,000 rubles. People, so to speak, were millionaires. Is it true market valuation this money was not great and it was impossible to buy many things with them. For example, a matchbox cost 100 rubles, chewing gum 200 rubles, and ice cream from 800 to 1500 rubles. Gorgeous. There is a possibility that someday we will return to such times again under the annual depreciation of money. It is also possible that new banknotes will appear in the future. After all, everything in our world can happen, because it is constantly in motion and changing. Money also changes, based on the economy, technological development and the needs of society. If you look at the electronic and technological development of the world, then we can assume that in the future money will be completely digital, and paper ones will finally leave the arena.
In this article, we will see what Russian rubles look like and find out what is depicted on them. We will consider exactly paper bills, and not metal coins with denominations of 10 kopecks, 50 kopecks, 1 ruble, 2 rubles, 10 rubles.
In Russia, paper money is currently issued in the following denominations: 10 rubles, 50 rubles, 100 rubles, 500 rubles, 1000 rubles and 5000 rubles. The money we use today officially appeared on January 1, 1998. Also quite recently, namely on October 12, 2017, the Bank of Russia issued banknotes of 200 and 2000 rubles into circulation, which take into account modern design requirements, improve protection against counterfeiting, and can also be read by visually impaired people, since they have an increased relief.
10 rubles
On the front side of 10 rubles there is a bridge across the Yenisei and a chapel in Krasnoyarsk. And on the back, a view of the dam of the Krasnoyarsk hydroelectric power station opens. The city of Krasnoyarsk is written on the money.
50 rubles
The front side of the 50 rubles depicts a sculpture against the backdrop of the Peter and Paul Fortress, located on the Birzhevaya Square in St. Petersburg at the base of the Rostral Column. On the other side of this money is a general view of the Rostral Column and the Exchange building. The city is written on the money - St. Petersburg.
100 rubles
The front side of the 100 rubles depicts the quadriga of Apollo, which adorns the portico of the building of the State Academic Bolshoi Theatre. And on the reverse side of the 100 ruble bill there is an image of a general view of the building of the State Academic Bolshoi Theater. The city is written on the money - Moscow.
200 rubles
On the front side of the green banknote there is a monument built in 1905 in Sevastopol - "The Monument to the Scuttled Ships".
On the reverse side of the 200 rubles is the museum-reserve "Tauric Chersonese".
The city of Sevastopol is written on the money.
On the front side of 500 rubles is a monument to Peter the Great, which is located in the city of Arkhangelsk. And on the other side is a view of the Solovetsky Monastery. The city of Arkhangelsk is written on the money.
1 000 rubles
On the front side of 1000 rubles against the backdrop of the Yaroslavl Kremlin, a monument to Yaroslav the Wise is depicted. On the reverse side of the bill - the Church of John the Baptist in Yaroslavl and a view of the bell tower. The city of Yaroslavl is written on the money.
2 000 rubles
This new blue note is dedicated to Vladivostok.
On the front side of the 2000 rubles is depicted the Russian Bridge erected in 2008. It is located in Vladivostok and is the second highest in the world.
On the reverse side of the banknote is the Vostochny cosmodrome, located in the Amur Region.
5 000 rubles
On the front side of the 5,000 rubles is a monument to the Governor-General Eastern Siberia N.M. Muravyov-Amursky, which was installed in Khabarovsk at the end of the 19th century. And on the other side of the bill is a bridge across the Amur River in Khabarovsk. The city is written on the money - Khabarovsk.
You probably noticed that each Russian banknote is dedicated to a certain city in Russia. And that's kind of a feature. Russian money. So, for example, on American money () they depict outstanding people who played an important role in the life of the United States.
Well, now you know what Russian rubles look like and what is depicted on them.