50 Roubles, Banknotes of 1997 of modification of 2004

Image of the face

Image of the back

Issuing authority: Central Bank of the Russian Federation (Bank of Russia)
Year on the banknote: 1997
In circulation since: 2004
Substrate:

Has a light blue shade, two localized watermarks, windowed thread; has red, light green, and two-color fibers (with alternating red and blue fragments of different widths; appear as violet to the naked eye)

Dimensions: 150mm × 65mm
Face:

Sculpture at the basement of Rostrum column in St. Petersburg

Back:

Stock Exchange and Rostrum column

Intaglio: Face: main motif; horizontal ornamental stripe; Bank of Russia emblem (graphicless area on the left); "50" (upper left); feature for the visually impaired (lower graphicless area on the left); all inscriptions; Back: main motif; cartouche printed "Санкт-Петербург", "ПЯТЬДЕСЯТ РУБЛЕЙ"; "50", rosettes bearing "50" (graphicless areas on the left and right); horizontal lines of microprinting in the upper part of the banknote and below the image of the Stock Exchange. Offset: Face: image of the Peter and Paul fortress; vertical ornamental stripe; "50" (graphicless area in the bottom); gray rosette with "50" (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). Letterpress: Face: serial numbers with two letters (red on the left; dark green on the right

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1 Watermark

Halftone image of the spire and domes of the Peter and Paul fortress in a shaded triangle

View under UV light

Face
Back

Paper: Red and light green fibers have red, yellow, and green luminescence; red areas of the two-color fibers have red luminescence. Graphic elements: Back: fragments of the background pattern in the Stock Exchange and ornamental elements on the right printed with yellow inks have yellow luminescence


View under IR light

Face

Back

Face: dark violet intaglio images (outlined with a red contour (1.1)) were printed with metameric inks, one of which absorbs IR light and the other does not. Under IR light, only a part of these images is visible; their borders may shift 2-3 mm compared to the example depending on the technological parameters.


Magnetic protection

Dark green ink used to print the serial number on the right has magnetic properties