Russia - Central Asia Bukhara 2500 Roubles 1922 AH 1341

The Russia - Central Asia Bukhara 2500 Roubles 1922 AH 1341 is a fascinating currency note from the historic region of Bukhara, which is located in present-day Uzbekistan. During the early 20th century, Bukhara was an autonomous emirate within the Russian Empire. In 1920, the Bolshevik forces, led by the Red Army, overthrew the emirate and incorporated it into the newly formed Soviet Union. As a result, the currency of Bukhara underwent significant changes. The banknote in question, with a denomination of 2500 Roubles, was issued in 1922 (AH 1341 according to the Islamic calendar). It features the standard design elements of that period, including the P# (paper money catalog) reference number S1052 and the N# (serial number) 232829. The watermark on the note consists of a grid and an oval. The condition of the banknote is described as XF, which stands for "extremely fine." This suggests that the note is in excellent condition, with only minor signs of wear and usage. Owning this currency note provides a glimpse into the historical and cultural heritage of Bukhara during the early years of Soviet rule. It represents a tangible piece of the region's past, which saw significant political and social transformations during the early 20th century.

N° 818 | Russia - Central Asia Bukhara 2500 Roubles 1922 AH 1341

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