3 Rubles, USSR, 1961

3 Ruble banknote of the Soviet Union (1922-1991) printed in 1961. The obverse has a view of the Kremlin in Moscow (now the capital of Russia). The reverse carries the denomination in multiple languages including Russian, Ukrainian, Byelorussian, Uzbek, Kazakh and others - languages of the constituent republics of the Soviet Union. The banknote has an asymmetrical disposition - meaning the layout or arrangement of elements (portraits, text, seal) is not balanced or mirrored on both sides around the central vertical axis. 

The USSR was formed in 1922, through a treaty that united various constituent parts of the Russian Empire, and lasted till 1991. The USSR became a global power during the World War II, when it did much of the fighting against German led Axis powers. It was finally dissolved in 1991 into fifteen constituent republics. 

3 is an uncommon denomination - banknotes usually move in denominations of 1-2-5-10. However, USSR and many of its East European satellite states had banknotes in the denomination of 3. This was to make transactions easier - many everyday items were priced in multiples of 3. 

Size: 114 mm* 57 mm
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Notes are in uncirculated condition. Notes are part of a lot - the piece you get may not be the one in the image, but will be in similar condition. Price is for 1 note. 

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