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State Currency Notes 1923 Second Issue — auction comparables · Snaplot Comparables

We searched for“Soviet Union 1923 State Currency Notes Second Issue”(identified as Soviet Union, confidence: High)

Typical realised range (Gemini estimate): £5-£50 per note (depending on condition and denomination)

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GBP31–GBP297 covers 90% of 15 lots · outliers up to GBP525 reachable via the input boxes

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Comparables: 96
Median · 1923: £76
Suggested estimate: £60 – £140
25–75% range: £63 – £237
Overall range: £31 – £525

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Median from 15 sold (all-time — too few recent sales)·hammer prices, excl. buyer's premium — fair-market auction value (retail/insurance replacement runs higher)

168 comparables for “State Currency Notes 1923 Second Issue” · page 1 of 7

archivesintl· Dec 2015
State Currency Notes 1923 Second Issue
US$70
est US$75 – US$150
archivesintl· Dec 2015
State Currency Notes 1923 Second Issue

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US$70

est US$75 – US$150

Coins & Banknotes

Russia, State Currency Notes, a small group of the 1923 Second Issue

est £80 – —

Russia, State Currency Notes, a small group of the 1923 Second Issue

est £80 – —

Postcards & Stamps

biddr_gaertner· Oct 2016

Russia: 5000 Rubles 1923 Second ”New Ruble” State Currency Notes - Text on Back 8 Lines - Issue, P.171 in used condition with many folds, slightly sta...

biddr_gaertner· Oct 2016

Russia: 5000 Rubles 1923 Second ”New Ruble” State Currency Notes - Text on Back 8 Lines - Issue, P.171 in used condition with many folds, slightly sta...

Coins & Banknotes

biddr_gaertner· Oct 2020

Russia: Front and reverse SPECIMEN of the 1000 Rubles 1923 from the second ”New Ruble” State Currency Notes - Text on Back 8 Lines - Issue, P.170s, al...

biddr_gaertner· Oct 2020

Russia: Front and reverse SPECIMEN of the 1000 Rubles 1923 from the second ”New Ruble” State Currency Notes - Text on Back 8 Lines - Issue, P.170s, al...

Coins & Banknotes

biddr_gaertner· Oct 2020

Russia: Front and reverse SPECIMEN of the 50 Rubles 1923 from the second ”New Ruble” State Currency Notes - Text on Back 8 Lines - Issue, P.167s in pe...

biddr_gaertner· Oct 2020

Russia: Front and reverse SPECIMEN of the 50 Rubles 1923 from the second ”New Ruble” State Currency Notes - Text on Back 8 Lines - Issue, P.167s in pe...

Coins & Banknotes

biddr_gaertner· Oct 2020

Russia: Front and reverse SPECIMEN of the 10 Rubles 1923 from the second ”New Ruble” State Currency Notes - Text on Back 8 Lines - Issue, P.165s in pe...

biddr_gaertner· Oct 2020

Russia: Front and reverse SPECIMEN of the 10 Rubles 1923 from the second ”New Ruble” State Currency Notes - Text on Back 8 Lines - Issue, P.165s in pe...

Coins & Banknotes

biddr_gaertner· Oct 2016

Russia: set with 2 Banknotes 500 and 1000 Rubles 1923 Second ”New Ruble” State Currency Notes - Text on Back 8 Lines - Issue, P.169, 170. 500 Rubles i...

biddr_gaertner· Oct 2016

Russia: set with 2 Banknotes 500 and 1000 Rubles 1923 Second ”New Ruble” State Currency Notes - Text on Back 8 Lines - Issue, P.169, 170. 500 Rubles i...

Coins & Banknotes

biddr_gaertner· Oct 2020

Russia: Reverse SPECIMEN of the 5000 Rubles 1923 Second ”New Ruble” State Currency Note - Text on Back 8 Lines - Issue, P.171bs, great original shape ...

biddr_gaertner· Oct 2020

Russia: Reverse SPECIMEN of the 5000 Rubles 1923 Second ”New Ruble” State Currency Note - Text on Back 8 Lines - Issue, P.171bs, great original shape ...

Coins & Banknotes

biddr_gaertner· Oct 2020

Russia: 5000 Rubles 1923 Second ”New Ruble” State Currency Note - Text on Back 8 Lines - Issue, P.171, great original shape with soft vertical fold an...

biddr_gaertner· Oct 2020

Russia: 5000 Rubles 1923 Second ”New Ruble” State Currency Note - Text on Back 8 Lines - Issue, P.171, great original shape with soft vertical fold an...

Coins & Banknotes

biddr_gaertner· Oct 2016

Russia: set with 3 Banknotes 50 Kopeks, 1 and 5 Rubles 1923 from the first ”New Ruble” State Currency Notes - Text on Back 7 Lines - Issue, P.155-157 ...

biddr_gaertner· Oct 2016

Russia: set with 3 Banknotes 50 Kopeks, 1 and 5 Rubles 1923 from the first ”New Ruble” State Currency Notes - Text on Back 7 Lines - Issue, P.155-157 ...

Coins & Banknotes

biddr_gaertner· Oct 2016

Russia: set with 4 Banknotes 10, 25, 100 and 250 Rubles 1923 from the first ”New Ruble” State Currency Notes - Text on Back 7 Lines - Issue, P.158, 15...

biddr_gaertner· Oct 2016

Russia: set with 4 Banknotes 10, 25, 100 and 250 Rubles 1923 from the first ”New Ruble” State Currency Notes - Text on Back 7 Lines - Issue, P.158, 15...

Coins & Banknotes

kdccoinauctions· Jul 2023

1991 Ukraine 1 Karbovanets Control Coupon Issue Banknote P# 81a Grades Choice CU. In 1991, following the collapse of the Soviet Union, Ukraine issued the Third Karbovanets. The Third Karbovanets was Ukraine's first currency issue as an independent country since the First Karbovanets of 1917, which was retired in 1920 when Ukraine became part of the Soviet Union. The Second Karbovonets was issued by the occupying German government during WWII, rather than Ukraine itself, and was pegged 10:1 to the Reichsmark. The Hryvnia replaced the Third Karbovanets as Ukraine's national currency in 1996.

kdccoinauctions· Jul 2023

1991 Ukraine 1 Karbovanets Control Coupon Issue Banknote P# 81a Grades Choice CU. In 1991, following the collapse of the Soviet Union, Ukraine issued the Third Karbovanets. The Third Karbovanets was Ukraine's first currency issue as an independent country since the First Karbovanets of 1917, which was retired in 1920 when Ukraine became part of the Soviet Union. The Second Karbovonets was issued by the occupying German government during WWII, rather than Ukraine itself, and was pegged 10:1 to the Reichsmark. The Hryvnia replaced the Third Karbovanets as Ukraine's national currency in 1996.

kdccoinauctions· Jul 2023

1991 Ukraine 1 Karbovanets Control Coupon Issue Banknote P# 81a Grades Gem CU. In 1991, following the collapse of the Soviet Union, Ukraine issued the Third Karbovanets. The Third Karbovanets was Ukraine's first currency issue as an independent country since the First Karbovanets of 1917, which was retired in 1920 when Ukraine became part of the Soviet Union. The Second Karbovonets was issued by the occupying German government during WWII, rather than Ukraine itself, and was pegged 10:1 to the Reichsmark. The Hryvnia replaced the Third Karbovanets as Ukraine's national currency in 1996.

kdccoinauctions· Jul 2023

1991 Ukraine 1 Karbovanets Control Coupon Issue Banknote P# 81a Grades Gem CU. In 1991, following the collapse of the Soviet Union, Ukraine issued the Third Karbovanets. The Third Karbovanets was Ukraine's first currency issue as an independent country since the First Karbovanets of 1917, which was retired in 1920 when Ukraine became part of the Soviet Union. The Second Karbovonets was issued by the occupying German government during WWII, rather than Ukraine itself, and was pegged 10:1 to the Reichsmark. The Hryvnia replaced the Third Karbovanets as Ukraine's national currency in 1996.

kdccoinauctions· Jul 2023

1991 Ukraine 3 Karbovantsi Control Coupon Issue Banknote P# 82b Grades Choice CU. In 1991, following the collapse of the Soviet Union, Ukraine issued the Third Karbovanets. The Third Karbovanets was Ukraine's first currency issue as an independent country since the First Karbovanets of 1917, which was retired in 1920 when Ukraine became part of the Soviet Union. The Second Karbovonets was issued by the occupying German government during WWII, rather than Ukraine itself, and was pegged 10:1 to the Reichsmark. The Hryvnia replaced the Third Karbovanets as Ukraine's national currency in 1996.

kdccoinauctions· Jul 2023

1991 Ukraine 3 Karbovantsi Control Coupon Issue Banknote P# 82b Grades Choice CU. In 1991, following the collapse of the Soviet Union, Ukraine issued the Third Karbovanets. The Third Karbovanets was Ukraine's first currency issue as an independent country since the First Karbovanets of 1917, which was retired in 1920 when Ukraine became part of the Soviet Union. The Second Karbovonets was issued by the occupying German government during WWII, rather than Ukraine itself, and was pegged 10:1 to the Reichsmark. The Hryvnia replaced the Third Karbovanets as Ukraine's national currency in 1996.

kdccoinauctions· Jul 2023

1991 Ukraine 1 Karbovanets Control Coupon Issue Banknote P# 81a Grades Gem CU. In 1991, following the collapse of the Soviet Union, Ukraine issued the Third Karbovanets. The Third Karbovanets was Ukraine's first currency issue as an independent country since the First Karbovanets of 1917, which was retired in 1920 when Ukraine became part of the Soviet Union. The Second Karbovonets was issued by the occupying German government during WWII, rather than Ukraine itself, and was pegged 10:1 to the Reichsmark. The Hryvnia replaced the Third Karbovanets as Ukraine's national currency in 1996.

kdccoinauctions· Jul 2023

1991 Ukraine 1 Karbovanets Control Coupon Issue Banknote P# 81a Grades Gem CU. In 1991, following the collapse of the Soviet Union, Ukraine issued the Third Karbovanets. The Third Karbovanets was Ukraine's first currency issue as an independent country since the First Karbovanets of 1917, which was retired in 1920 when Ukraine became part of the Soviet Union. The Second Karbovonets was issued by the occupying German government during WWII, rather than Ukraine itself, and was pegged 10:1 to the Reichsmark. The Hryvnia replaced the Third Karbovanets as Ukraine's national currency in 1996.

kdccoinauctions· Jul 2023

1991 Ukraine Control Coupon Issue 3 Karbovantsi Banknote P#82a Grades Gem+ CU. In 1991, following the collapse of the Soviet Union, Ukraine issued the Third Karbovanets. The Third Karbovanets was Ukraine's first currency issue as an independent country since the First Karbovanets of 1917, which was retired in 1920 when Ukraine became part of the Soviet Union. The Second Karbovonets was issued by the occupying German government during WWII, rather than Ukraine itself, and was pegged 10:1 to the Reichsmark. The Hryvnia replaced the Third Karbovanets as Ukraine's national currency in 1996.

kdccoinauctions· Jul 2023

1991 Ukraine Control Coupon Issue 3 Karbovantsi Banknote P#82a Grades Gem+ CU. In 1991, following the collapse of the Soviet Union, Ukraine issued the Third Karbovanets. The Third Karbovanets was Ukraine's first currency issue as an independent country since the First Karbovanets of 1917, which was retired in 1920 when Ukraine became part of the Soviet Union. The Second Karbovonets was issued by the occupying German government during WWII, rather than Ukraine itself, and was pegged 10:1 to the Reichsmark. The Hryvnia replaced the Third Karbovanets as Ukraine's national currency in 1996.

kdccoinauctions· Jul 2023

1991 Ukraine Control Coupon Issue 3 Karbovantsi Banknote P#82a Grades Gem CU. In 1991, following the collapse of the Soviet Union, Ukraine issued the Third Karbovanets. The Third Karbovanets was Ukraine's first currency issue as an independent country since the First Karbovanets of 1917, which was retired in 1920 when Ukraine became part of the Soviet Union. The Second Karbovonets was issued by the occupying German government during WWII, rather than Ukraine itself, and was pegged 10:1 to the Reichsmark. The Hryvnia replaced the Third Karbovanets as Ukraine's national currency in 1996.

kdccoinauctions· Jul 2023

1991 Ukraine Control Coupon Issue 3 Karbovantsi Banknote P#82a Grades Gem CU. In 1991, following the collapse of the Soviet Union, Ukraine issued the Third Karbovanets. The Third Karbovanets was Ukraine's first currency issue as an independent country since the First Karbovanets of 1917, which was retired in 1920 when Ukraine became part of the Soviet Union. The Second Karbovonets was issued by the occupying German government during WWII, rather than Ukraine itself, and was pegged 10:1 to the Reichsmark. The Hryvnia replaced the Third Karbovanets as Ukraine's national currency in 1996.

State Currency Notes

State Currency Notes

Coins & Banknotes

kdccoinauctions· Jul 2023

1991 Ukraine 1 Karbovantsi P# 82a Grades Gem CU. In 1991, following the collapse of the Soviet Union, Ukraine issued the Third Karbovanets. The Third Karbovanets was Ukraine's first currency issue as an independent country since the First Karbovanets of 1917, which was retired in 1920 when Ukraine became part of the Soviet Union. The Second Karbovonets was issued by the occupying German government during WWII, rather than Ukraine itself, and was pegged 10:1 to the Reichsmark. The Hryvnia replaced the Third Karbovanets as Ukraine's national currency in 1996.

kdccoinauctions· Jul 2023

1991 Ukraine 1 Karbovantsi P# 82a Grades Gem CU. In 1991, following the collapse of the Soviet Union, Ukraine issued the Third Karbovanets. The Third Karbovanets was Ukraine's first currency issue as an independent country since the First Karbovanets of 1917, which was retired in 1920 when Ukraine became part of the Soviet Union. The Second Karbovonets was issued by the occupying German government during WWII, rather than Ukraine itself, and was pegged 10:1 to the Reichsmark. The Hryvnia replaced the Third Karbovanets as Ukraine's national currency in 1996.

kdccoinauctions· Jul 2023

1920 Ernsthofen Austria 10 Heller Local Notgeld Hyperinflation Note Grades Gem CU. In 1991, following the collapse of the Soviet Union, Ukraine issued the Third Karbovanets. The Third Karbovanets was Ukraine's first currency issue as an independent country since the First Karbovanets of 1917, which was retired in 1920 when Ukraine became part of the Soviet Union. The Second Karbovonets was issued by the occupying German government during WWII, rather than Ukraine itself, and was pegged 10:1 to the Reichsmark. The Hryvnia replaced the Third Karbovanets as Ukraine's national currency in 1996.

kdccoinauctions· Jul 2023

1920 Ernsthofen Austria 10 Heller Local Notgeld Hyperinflation Note Grades Gem CU. In 1991, following the collapse of the Soviet Union, Ukraine issued the Third Karbovanets. The Third Karbovanets was Ukraine's first currency issue as an independent country since the First Karbovanets of 1917, which was retired in 1920 when Ukraine became part of the Soviet Union. The Second Karbovonets was issued by the occupying German government during WWII, rather than Ukraine itself, and was pegged 10:1 to the Reichsmark. The Hryvnia replaced the Third Karbovanets as Ukraine's national currency in 1996.

Soviet State Currency Notes

Soviet State Currency Notes

Coins & Banknotes

kdccoinauctions· Jul 2023

1992-1994 1000 Rubles Soviet Russia / Transnistrian Banknote, Stamped Grades Choice AU/BU Slider. After being formed in 1990, but before issuing its own Rubles in 1994, the internationally unrecognized state of Transnistria (Pridnestrovian Moldavian Republic) continued to use Soviet Rubles. As the Soviet Ruble was replaced in all other ex-Soviet states by local currency, Transnistria was flooded with currency. To avoid a hyperinflation event and financial catastrophe, the Transnistrian government bought used Goznak-printed Soviet and Russian notes dated 1961–1992 and modified these notes by applying adhesive stamps bearing the image of General Alexander Vasilyevich Suvorov, founder of Tiraspol, and the notes' corresponding denomination. Currently, Transnistria is a polity with no credible international recognition and its territory is formally part of Moldova, so its currency has no ISO 4217 code, and thus Transnistria cannot participate in any card payment processing network. Transnistria is often considered "the last bastion of the Soviet Union".

kdccoinauctions· Jul 2023

1992-1994 1000 Rubles Soviet Russia / Transnistrian Banknote, Stamped Grades Choice AU/BU Slider. After being formed in 1990, but before issuing its own Rubles in 1994, the internationally unrecognized state of Transnistria (Pridnestrovian Moldavian Republic) continued to use Soviet Rubles. As the Soviet Ruble was replaced in all other ex-Soviet states by local currency, Transnistria was flooded with currency. To avoid a hyperinflation event and financial catastrophe, the Transnistrian government bought used Goznak-printed Soviet and Russian notes dated 1961–1992 and modified these notes by applying adhesive stamps bearing the image of General Alexander Vasilyevich Suvorov, founder of Tiraspol, and the notes' corresponding denomination. Currently, Transnistria is a polity with no credible international recognition and its territory is formally part of Moldova, so its currency has no ISO 4217 code, and thus Transnistria cannot participate in any card payment processing network. Transnistria is often considered "the last bastion of the Soviet Union".

kdccoinauctions· Jul 2023

1992-1994 1000 Rubles Soviet Russia / Transnistrian Banknote, Stamped Grades Choice AU/BU Slider. After being formed in 1990, but before issuing its own Rubles in 1994, the internationally unrecognized state of Transnistria (Pridnestrovian Moldavian Republic) continued to use Soviet Rubles. As the Soviet Ruble was replaced in all other ex-Soviet states by local currency, Transnistria was flooded with currency. To avoid a hyperinflation event and financial catastrophe, the Transnistrian government bought used Goznak-printed Soviet and Russian notes dated 1961–1992 and modified these notes by applying adhesive stamps bearing the image of General Alexander Vasilyevich Suvorov, founder of Tiraspol, and the notes' corresponding denomination. Currently, Transnistria is a polity with no credible international recognition and its territory is formally part of Moldova, so its currency has no ISO 4217 code, and thus Transnistria cannot participate in any card payment processing network. Transnistria is often considered "the last bastion of the Soviet Union".

kdccoinauctions· Jul 2023

1992-1994 1000 Rubles Soviet Russia / Transnistrian Banknote, Stamped Grades Choice AU/BU Slider. After being formed in 1990, but before issuing its own Rubles in 1994, the internationally unrecognized state of Transnistria (Pridnestrovian Moldavian Republic) continued to use Soviet Rubles. As the Soviet Ruble was replaced in all other ex-Soviet states by local currency, Transnistria was flooded with currency. To avoid a hyperinflation event and financial catastrophe, the Transnistrian government bought used Goznak-printed Soviet and Russian notes dated 1961–1992 and modified these notes by applying adhesive stamps bearing the image of General Alexander Vasilyevich Suvorov, founder of Tiraspol, and the notes' corresponding denomination. Currently, Transnistria is a polity with no credible international recognition and its territory is formally part of Moldova, so its currency has no ISO 4217 code, and thus Transnistria cannot participate in any card payment processing network. Transnistria is often considered "the last bastion of the Soviet Union".

kdccoinauctions· Jul 2023

1992-1994 1000 Rubles Soviet Russia / Transnistrian Banknote, Stamped Grades Choice AU/BU Slider. After being formed in 1990, but before issuing its own Rubles in 1994, the internationally unrecognized state of Transnistria (Pridnestrovian Moldavian Republic) continued to use Soviet Rubles. As the Soviet Ruble was replaced in all other ex-Soviet states by local currency, Transnistria was flooded with currency. To avoid a hyperinflation event and financial catastrophe, the Transnistrian government bought used Goznak-printed Soviet and Russian notes dated 1961–1992 and modified these notes by applying adhesive stamps bearing the image of General Alexander Vasilyevich Suvorov, founder of Tiraspol, and the notes' corresponding denomination. Currently, Transnistria is a polity with no credible international recognition and its territory is formally part of Moldova, so its currency has no ISO 4217 code, and thus Transnistria cannot participate in any card payment processing network. Transnistria is often considered "the last bastion of the Soviet Union".

kdccoinauctions· Jul 2023

1992-1994 1000 Rubles Soviet Russia / Transnistrian Banknote, Stamped Grades Choice AU/BU Slider. After being formed in 1990, but before issuing its own Rubles in 1994, the internationally unrecognized state of Transnistria (Pridnestrovian Moldavian Republic) continued to use Soviet Rubles. As the Soviet Ruble was replaced in all other ex-Soviet states by local currency, Transnistria was flooded with currency. To avoid a hyperinflation event and financial catastrophe, the Transnistrian government bought used Goznak-printed Soviet and Russian notes dated 1961–1992 and modified these notes by applying adhesive stamps bearing the image of General Alexander Vasilyevich Suvorov, founder of Tiraspol, and the notes' corresponding denomination. Currently, Transnistria is a polity with no credible international recognition and its territory is formally part of Moldova, so its currency has no ISO 4217 code, and thus Transnistria cannot participate in any card payment processing network. Transnistria is often considered "the last bastion of the Soviet Union".

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US$10

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