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The bank note of 500 rubles- on the one side is portrayed Arhangelsk town. The monument to Peter 1, sailboat in the port of Arkhangelsk, on the other side is Solovetsky monastery.
The bank nota of 1000 rubles - on the one side is portrayed city Yaroslavl. The monument to Yaroslav the Wise and the chapel of Our Lady of Kazan on the background of the Yaroslavl Kremlin and on the reverse side is the Church of John forerunner.
Bank note 5000 rubles - on the one side is portrayed town Khabarovsk. The monument to Muravevu-Amur on background of sea-front of Amur river. The other side is bridge across the Amur river.
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What is the currency in Russia today?
the Russian rouble i think? LOL XD
What country uses the rouble?
russia
What is a rouble?
A rouble is the principal monetary unit of Russia, Belarus, and Transnistria, equal to 100 kopeks.
What type of money is used in russia?
Rouble
What is Russia's curency?
Russia's currency is the Ruble which is subdivided into 100 kopeks (similar to the dollar and the cent). Currently, 1 Ruble is equivalent to 0.0341215 US Dollars. Conversely, 1 Dollar is equivalent to 29.3078 Rubles.
Name a country its currency is rouble?
The Rouble (or Ruble) is used in the countries of Russia and Belarus, and the autonomous territory of the Republic of Moldova, Transnistria.
What is 1 russia rouble is equal to in Indian rupees?
1 russian rouble is equal to how many indian rupees
What kind of money would you need if you were in Russia?
The currency is the Russian Rouble.
What kind of money is used in Russia?
Russia's currency is called the ruble, occasionally spelled rouble. See the link below.
What are the currencies of Russia united kingdom and Germany?
Russia uses the rouble, the UK uses the Pound Sterling and Germany uses the Euro.
What country has rubles?
The currency ruble or rouble come from Soviet Union.
What does a Russian rouble look like?
The Russian rouble is the official currency of Russia. It is typically a silver or copper-colored coin with a unique design on one side and the denomination on the other side, though it can also be in paper banknote form. The design of the rouble can vary depending on the issuing authority.
