Russia - Central Asia Bukhara 10000 Tengas 1920 -1921

The 1920-1921 Russia - Central Asia Bukhara 10000 Tengas banknote is a fascinating piece of history from the region known as RUSCA, which likely refers to the combination of Russia and Central Asia. This banknote features a design with a sickle and a branch of cotton, symbolizing agriculture and the region's rich cultural heritage. Historically, this period was a time of significant change and turmoil in Russia and Central Asia. The Russian Revolution of 1917 had led to the establishment of the Soviet Union, and the region of Bukhara was also undergoing political transformations. The use of the sickle and cotton on the banknote reflects the influence of Soviet ideology and the importance of agriculture in the region. The banknote itself, designated as P# S1034b and N# 232799, is in very fine (VF) condition, making it a valuable and collectible piece for numismatists and history enthusiasts alike. It serves as a tangible reminder of the complex history and cultural exchange between Russia and Central Asia during this period.

N° 1079 | Russia - Central Asia Bukhara 10000 Tengas 1920 -1921

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