100 rubles — Russian Empire (1910)

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Special facts

The designer, Rihards Zariņš, later returned to Latvia and created its money, including the “Milda” on the five lats.

Appearance

One-hundred-rouble note of 1910 designed by Richard Zarrinsh: black, beige, red and green print; the front is split into an empty field at the left carrying the watermark, a portrait of Catherine II, and a large field at the right. Size 260 × 122 mm. In circulation from 25 October 1911 beside the 1898 note; printed under Konshin and Shipov and then under the Provisional and Soviet governments.

About the period

The 100-rouble credit note of the 1910 pattern with a portrait of Catherine II is the work of the artist Rihards Zariņš and replaced the 100-rouble note of 1898. More about the period “State credit notes”, 1910

Coins and banknotes of this year: 1910

Specifications

Period

State credit notes

Ruler

Nicholas II

Face value

100 rubles: all issues

Currency

1 ruble = 100 kopecks

Issue type

Circulation

Material

Paper

Size

260 × 122 mm

Issuer

Expedition for the Preparation of State Papers

Dominant color

Beige

Watermark

Yes

Security thread

No

Demonetized

Sept. 8, 1922

Variants

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Year	Series	Print run	Price	Details
Issue 1 Manager of the State Bank: Konshin A.V.
1910	—	—	Estimate	Signature of A. Konshin, issued 1911–1914. P# 13a	+ ☆
Issue 2 Manager of the State Bank: Shipov I.P.
1910	ДД – ЗЛ	—	Estimate	Signature of I. Shipov, Russian Empire issue, printed 1914–1916. P# 13b(1)	+ ☆
1910	ЗМ – КН	—	Estimate	Signature of I. Shipov, Provisional Government issue. P# 13b(2)	+ ☆
1910	КО – МН	—	Estimate	Signature of I. Shipov, Soviet issue. P# 13b(3)	+ ☆
1910	—	—	Estimate	Specimen "ОБРАЗЕЦ". P# 13s	+ ☆

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