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Obverse Description
Finnish and Swedish text; Russian coat of arms
Reverse Description
Finnish, Russian, and Swedish text; cog, hammer and forceps (Industry); fir branches; sheaf of wheat tied with scythe and rake (Agriculture)
Catalog Information
GSID:
102176
Variety:
1882 17 printed sig varieties (both varieties) Dotted line under sig 1,986,500 notes (both varieties) Intro: 30 04 1883
BNB #:
B322a
Pick #:
PA46
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Bank Note Value History
1882 17 printed sig varieties (both varieties) Dotted line under sig 1,986,500 notes (both varieties) Intro: 30 04 1883
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1882 17 printed sig varieties (both varieties) Dotted line under sig 1,986,500 notes (both varieties) Intro: 30 04 1883
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Banknote Book (CPG) Values
1840 Handwritten sig 864,400 notes (all varieties) Intro: 14 12 1840
Worth: $5,800 – $5,800
1841
Worth: $5,800 – $5,800
1842
Worth: $5,800 – $5,800
1843
Worth: $5,800 – $5,800
1845
Worth: $5,800 – $5,800
1846
Worth: $5,800 – $5,800
1847
Worth: $5,800 – $5,800
1848
Worth: $5,800 – $5,800
1852
Worth: $5,800 – $5,800
1853
Worth: $5,800 – $5,800
1855
Worth: $5,800 – $5,800
1856
Worth: $5,800 – $5,800
1857
Worth: $5,800 – $5,800
1859
Worth: $5,800 – $5,800
1860
Worth: $5,800 – $5,800
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