1000 rubles — Russian Federation (2001–2010)

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Special facts

The 1,000 roubles of the 1997 pattern, Yaroslavl: the monument to Yaroslav the Wise and the Church of John the Baptist; the note entered circulation in 2001.

About the period

Modern Russia is the money after the redenomination of 1998, when a thousand old roubles became one new rouble. The coins and banknotes of the 1997 pattern are still in circulation. More about the period “Modern Russia”, 1997 — to present

Coins and banknotes of these years: 2001, 2004, 2010

Other items of the period

• 50 kopecks (1997–2006) Y# 603
• 50 kopecks (2006–2026) Y# 603
• 1 ruble (1997–2001) Y# 604
• 1 ruble (2002–2009) Y# 833
• 1 ruble (2009–2015) Y# 833
• 1 ruble (2016–2026) Y# 1673
• 2 rubles (1997–2001) Y# 605
• 2 rubles (2002–2009) Y# 834
• 2 rubles (2009–2015) Y# 834
• 2 rubles (2016–2026) Y# 1676
• 5 rubles (1997) Pick# 267
• 5 rubles (1997–1999) Y# 606
• 5 rubles (2002–2009) Y# 799
• 5 rubles (2009–2015) Y# 799
• 10 rubles (1997–2004) Pick# 268
• 10 rubles (2009–2015) Y# 998
• 50 rubles (1997–2004) Pick# 269
• 100 rubles (1997–2004) Pick# 270
• 100 rubles (2022)
• 200 rubles (2017) Pick# 276
• 500 rubles (1997–2010) Pick# 271
• 1000 rubles (2001–2010) Pick# 272
• 2000 rubles (2017) Pick# 279
• 5000 rubles (2006–2010) Pick# 273
• 5000 rubles (2023)