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Originally Posted by bobbeth87  I know this one (Yeah!). It is 500 Rubles from Russia from 1912. I have 3 of them, but two with torn corners. I don't know what it goes for, so if you can add that, it would be interesting.
I'm pretty sure that it is Peter the Great, though I don't know who the woman is. But LOOOK AT THAT WATERMARK in the blank area (3rd picture). That is quite impressive to me, for 1912. |
This is a 500 Rubles note from Russia and it's a State Credit Note. The catalog number for this note is # P 14b. Your note has the signature of Shipov which is the more common of the 2 signatures on this type of note. If the note would have had the signature of Konshin it would have been worth more. Price VG 1.50, VF 4.00, Unc 15.00. The woman would be an allegory of Russia. Hope this helps.
Lou
