NEARLY THE FULL COLLECTION FROM BELARUS

This set is making up the ones I had earlier (see here) I just have one more to get !! (the Lynx).

Above are the Rouble notes from Belaus ther first one is the 5 Rouble note with a picture of wolves on the front. The next  one is the 3 rouble note with beavers on the note and finally is the 1 rouble note with the hare motif. all are from 1992.

If I am being correct two of the notes above should be named as Roublei note as  this is the plural of rouble , but rouble sound more familiar..

More Belorussian notes here

Well look what i found in the collection! this lynx must have sneaked in when i was not looking!! so here is the 10 rouble note from 1992. All the notes in this little group have the reverse similar to the one above with colour  variation. so the group is complete.

RESCUED BELARUS BACKNOTE

This note almost went astray as it was bought as a Russian note however it is, in fact, a 500 rublei note from Belarus. It was issued in 2000 and has the palace of culture in Minsk, on the from and a part of a facade  on the back.

more notes from Belarus HERE .

 

BELARUS FROM 2000

This is the 100 Rublei note from 2000 with the Bolshoi ballet and theatre building on the front and a scene from the opera Vibrannista on the reverse.

See more from Belarus HERE

ORGANISING YOUR COLLECTION

There are loads of way to organise your collection of banknotes. most will depend on why you are collecting. I organise my one by country a-z but you could use subject or denomination for instance.

By subject could be :

ANIMALS

the above are from Antarctica, Congo democratic republic and Belarus

or BIRDS

from Singapore, Suriname and Zambia

or Women on banknotes ( not very many of them)

from Slovakia, Luxembourg, Italy and The Czech Republic

but of course there is one woman who are on loads of notes. Bahamas, Bermuda, British Honduras, Cayman Islands, Canada, Jersey, New Zealand, Australia, St Helena, Hong Kong, Gibraltar, jersey, Fiji, Falkland islands, Eastern Caribbean States, and of course Great Britain all have Queen Elizabeth II on their notes:

Other Possibles could be  Buildings, Revolutionaries , Presidents, Kings, Queens, Jobs or you could list them as you find them !!!

Finally you could list them by denomination;

Bolivars from Venezuela and Bolivia

Dollar from 30 countries from Australia to Zimbabwe

I think the rule here is that there are no rules 

BELARUS

 Belarus is a former soviet republic which became independent in 1991. the banknotes are in Rubles and 1 ruble + 100 Kapeek. The 3 above are Rubles from 1992 with a wild life theme on the reverse. Below is 50 Kapeeks from the same issue.

The script used in Belarus is the Cyrillic (or russian) alphabet here's a link to help you with translating.

This note (above) is the 1000 rubles (rublei)  note from 1998. the reverse has a picture of the science academy

 This last lot of notes are from the 2000 issue. the 1,5 and 10 ruble notes are all about 2/3 the size of the first two. I have shown the reverse sides of these notes as they are more interesting than the front sides. The one ruble is showing the academy of sciences (see link above), 5 rubles has  a scene from Minsk (the capital city) , 10 rubles has the national library.

The 20 ruble note from the same year, 2000, has the national bank building with an inside view on the reverse, whereas the 50 rubles note has  Holmsky gate on the front and the war memorial (pictured) on the reverse.