1000 Roubles, Banknotes of 1997 of modification 2010
Image of the face
Image of the back
| Issuing authority: | Central Bank of the Russian Federation (Bank of Russia) |
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| Year on the banknote: | 1997 |
| In circulation since: | 2010 |
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White, has two types of fibers: two-color fibers with a varying cross section diameter and alternating red and blue fragments and grey fibers. Has a localized and electrotype watermark, metallic thread. |
| Dimensions: | 157mm × 69mm |
| Face: | Monument to Prince Yaroslav the Wise in Yaroslavl, chapel, fragment of the Yaroslavl Kremlin |
| Back: | Bell Tower and Church of John the Precursor in Yaroslavl |
Intaglio: Face: main motif (Yaroslav the Wise monument, chapel, tree); horizontal ornamental stripe; Bank of Russia emblem (graphicless area on the left); "1000" (upper left); feature for the visually impaired (lower graphicless area on the left); all inscriptions; thin lines located along the edges of the graphicless areas on the face; Back: main motif (Bell Tower and Church of John the Precursor); "ТЫСЯЧА РУБЛЕЙ"; "1000" (bottom right); rosettes bearing "1000" (graphicless areas on the left and right); horizontal lines of microprinting along the top of the banknote and below the main image Offset: Face: background image of the Yaroslavl Kremlin; vertical ornamental stripe; "1000" (graphicless area in the bottom); gray rosette with "1000" (graphicless area on the right bottom); background patterns; Back: vertical ornamental stripe; background patterns; micropattern in the graphicless areas; year of issue "1997" (bottom right). Screen: Face: Yaroslavl coat-of-arms (top right) Letterpress: Face: serial numbers with two letters (red on the left; dark green on the right) and gradually enlarging numerals
1 MVC+
Area to the left of the Yaroslav the Wise monument has a uniform blue background when observed at a 90 degree angle. The bottom features a darker element with green and yellow waves. Tilting the banknote makes yellow and blue wavy lines appear over the entire feature. These lines gradually continue into the green and yellow wavy lines on the darker element
View under UV light
Red areas of the fibers have red luminescence. Observing the banknote at a 90 degree angle makes the top of the MVC+ feature appear single tone (yellow), the bottom has green luminescence. Tilting the banknote causes wavy luminescent green and red lines appear at the top of the MVC+ feature. The lines seem a continuation of the stripes in the lower part.
View under IR light
Face
Back
Magnetic protection
Face
Back
Banknotes of the series issued in 1997 have the same design (Cities of Russia series) and a single array of security features including a watermark, a windowed security thread, and a latent image (Kipp effect). The modification of 2004 has the Moire Variable Color (MVC) on the face of banknotes. Banknotes of higher denominations (500–5,000 rоubles) have additional microperf and OVI. The 5,000-ruble banknote issued in 2006 has a new element in addition to these, which is authenticated with a polarizing filter. 500 Rubles of the modification of 2010 has MVC Chameleon, and 1,000 Rubles of the modification of 2010 has a thread VFI, SPARK® and MVC+. The 5,000-Rouble banknote issued in 2011 has SPARK®, MVC+, and security thread “Mobile”.
All banknotes of the series