The Bank of Russia issued Russian Ruble banknotes in 10 different denominations, including this 1000 Russian Rubles banknote (1997). They are part of the current Russian Ruble banknotes series. The Bank of Russia started issuing these 1000 Russian Ruble banknotes in 1997. They are currently still in circulation.

The banknote of one thousand Russian Rubles features the landmarks of the city of Yaroslavl. On the front side is the monument of Yaroslav I the Wise and the tower of the Russian Orthodox Church of Our Lady of Kazan. On the back side of the 1,000 Ruble banknote, dated 1997, is Yaroslav’s John the Baptist Church, in a style similar to the Kremlin’s buildings on Moscow’s Red Square.

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