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Banknote Identification

That's hard to identify your banknotes, especially when these use alphabets different from ours.

This page should be able to help you for some of them

Distinctive signs on the Banknotes	COUNTRIES
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	ALBANIA
	ALGERIA
mean DRAM, currency of Arménia old text on top of banknotes (from 1993 to 1995) mean: "Bank of Republic of Armenia." new text on top of banknotes (since 1997) mean "Central Bank of Republic of Armenia"	ARMENIA
MANAT, currency of Azerbaïjan	AZERBAÏJAN
mean RUBLE, currency of Belarus mean 50 kopecks./ 100 kopecks = 1 ruble mean NATIONAL BANK OF BELARUS'S REPUBLIC (until 1999) mean NATIONAL BANKNOTE OF BELARUS REPUBLIC'S BANK (since 2000)	BELARUS
	BULGARIA
	CAMBODIA
	CHINA
	CROATIA
KROONI, currency of Estonia mean ESTONIAN'S BANK	ESTONIA
With three recoveries, emission in 1993, of banknotes with various colors and various values, but with the same visual one (a sight of Tbilissi, the capital of Georgia). This image represents the corner lower right of the banknote. The text could mean Georgian National Bank. from 1993 to 1994 a new type of banknote with the same text, now located on the top of the banknote appeared. These same banknotes have this logo in the center. This logo is present also on the banknotes issued in 1995	GEORGIA
	HUNGARY
	ICELAND
	IRELAND
	JAPAN
mean TENGE, currency of Kazakhstan mean TYIN, 100 tyins = 1 tenge mean NATIONAL BANK of KAZAKHSTAN	KAZAKHSTAN
mean SOM, currency of Kyrgyzstan mean TYIYN, 100 tyiyns = 1 som mean BANK of KYIRGYZSTAN ( until 1993 ) mean KYRGYZIAN'S BANK (since 1994 )	KYRGYZSTAN
RUBLI (plural RUBLU), currency of LATVIA	LATVIA
mean CENTRAL BANK of LIBYA	LIBYA
TALONAS, old currency of Lithuania ( until 1993 ) LITAI, new currency of Lithuania (since 1993 )	LITHUANIA
CUPON, old currency of Moldova (until 1993) LEU (plural LEI), new currency of Moldova (since 1992-1994)	MOLDOVA
	MONGOLIA
	NEPAL
	PAKISTAN
	POLAND
mean RUBLE currency of Russia mean BANKNOTE (from) BANK of RUSSIA	RUSSIA
mean RUBLE, old currency of Tajikistan (until 1999) mean NATIONAL BANK of REPUBLIC of TAJIKISTAN (1994 - 1997) mean SOMONI, new currency of Tajikistan (since 2000) mean DIRAM, 100 dirams = 1 somoni mean NATIONAL BANK of TAJIKISTAN	TAJIKISTAN
This logo appears on some banknotes of Tatarstan. On these banknotes one can find text TATAPCTAH into Cyrillic there, TATARSTAN in Latin or another local alphabet)	TATARSTAN
Text PRIDNESTROVE into Cyrillic (TRANSDNIESTRIE) is located on the top of the banknote mean RUBLE currency ofTransniestria from 24-1-1994 to 1-12-1994, like provisional emission, were used of old banknotes of the USSR with a label on the right of the banknotes this represent the label for 10 Rubles mean KUPON and is located on the recto of the banknote with the value, but the currency is the RUBLE	TRANSNIESTRIA
MANAT, currency of TURKMENISTAN old text BANK of TURKMENISTAN (until 1993) new text BANK of TURKMENISTAN (since 1995 )	TURKMENISTAN
	UKRAINE
mean RUBLE, currency of ex URSS (CCCP) mean URSS, Union of Soviet Socialist Républic	U.R.S.S.
mean UZBEKISTAN mean SOM, currency of UZBEKISTAN mean BANK of' UZBEKISTAN (until 1992) mean CENTRAL BANK of UZBEKISTAN REPUBLIC (since 1994)	UZBEKISTAN
	YUGOSLAVIA

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