Russia 100 Roubles 1910 (1912 - 1917) Shipov / Baryshev

The Russia 100 Roubles 1910 (1912 - 1917) Shipov / Baryshev is a fascinating piece of Russian currency from the early 20th century. This banknote, also known as P# 13b and N# 205557, holds a significant historical value and bears the unique serial number MK 117193. It is classified as XF- (Extra Fine) condition, indicating its excellent preservation and limited signs of wear. During this time period, Russia was under the rule of Tsar Nicholas II and experienced significant political and social changes. The 100 Roubles banknote was a high denomination note and was part of a series issued between 1912 and 1917. The obverse of the banknote features a portrait of Nicholas II, while the reverse showcases an allegorical representation of Russia as a woman holding a shield and laurel wreath. The Shipov / Baryshev signature combination on this banknote refers to the individuals who served as the Chief Treasurer and Chief Cashier, respectively, during the issuance period. These signatures add an additional element of authenticity and historical significance to the banknote. Owning a piece of currency from this era provides a tangible connection to the history of Russia and the turbulent times it experienced leading up to the Russian Revolution in 1917. It is not only a valuable collectible but also a glimpse into the economic and political landscape of the time.

N° 1204 | Russia 100 Roubles 1910 (1912 - 1917) Shipov / Baryshev

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