Banknote Business

Armenian beauty and lovely 25 Dram 1993

Nejmeh Square, the location of the Lebanese parliament in Central Beirut, is depicted on the front. On the left the historic monastery of St. Jan Marcus in Jbeil is illustrated.A transparent polymer window is placed on the right half with a cedar tree in the middle.
On the backside the Rock of Raouche and a Phoenician ship are depicted.

At the 2018 High Security Printing (HSP) Conference in Warsaw, the Armenian 500 dram collector’s note, which features Noah’s Ark as its main motif, was selected as Regional Banknote of the Year for the EMEA region (Europe, the Middle East, and Africa). With this collector’s note, the oldest Christian country on Earth commemorates the ship in which, according to the Old Testament, Noah’s family and all the animals were saved from a biblical flood, before coming ashore on Mount Ararat.Noah’s Ark is not just a symbol of the salvation and rebirth of humanity. It is also a symbol of Armenian history, which is deeply rooted in European culture

Verso of the 250-rubles bank note issued in 1917 by the Russian provisional government. Design by Rihards Zariņš (1869 – 1939). Endless knot symbol behind "250" numbers, sw****ka behind eagle. (Both were considered symbols of happiness in 1917

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