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minted in 1990 to commemorate Dr
These notes were printed in 1993 - when Yugoslavia faced hyperinflation - at the end of the Cold War
The reverse features a 2-storey building that served as the custom house of the country
while the reverse has an image of Dar Al Aman palace in Kabul
so no two coins are identical
10 Ruble, USSR, 1961 Note minted in 1990 to commemorate10 Ruble banknote of Soviet Union (USSR 1922 1991), printed in 1961. USSR split into 15 countries in 1991 the largest of which is Russia. The Soviet ruble was discontinued shortly after the dissolution of the USSR, as it lost most of its value in hyperinflation around the time. The obverse carries a picture of Vladimir Lenin, the leader of the 1918 revolution and the first President of the Soviet Union. The reverse carries the value of the note in all
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