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Biggest Note Ive Ever Seen!

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I recently acquired the biggest note Ive ever seen.
I used to think Horse blankets were huge but they are minuscule compared to this note.

It is a 500 Rubles Note from Russia. The year is 1912.

The note is 11 inches long and 5 inches high.

Here it is.

Biggest-Note-Ive-Ever-Seen!

Biggest-Note-Ive-Ever-Seen!

If anyone is interested in it, I put it up for auction here so bid on it!

Its a great chance to add a very unique note to your collection.
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A larger note which was previously coupons, was issued in Siberia in 1920 that measures almost 8.5" * 11" It is for 90 Rubles.
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A friend at work has a collection of these large notes. He brought them in to work a few weeks ago to show me. I couldn't believe how big they were. He also had some later ones where they have gone to the other extreme, they are tiny, only a couple of inches long.

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When this 500 Ruble note was first printed in 1912 it was worth then $350 in US dollars. This was about the equivalent of $4000 today. But these notes were printed in huge numbers, including after they lost a lot of their value during WWI.
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 Posted 09/05/2007  6:44 pm  Show Profile   Bookmark this reply Add laxmaster92 to your friends list Get a Link to this Reply
to bad no US currency was this size! That would be so cool
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Weren't there some US notes called 'horse blankets' or some such?
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I stated that in the original post
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Imagine trying to carry a few of those around in your wallet back in the day!
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I have a few of those they are Huge, Poland put out some large ones as well
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