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1 Sum - 1992 - P61a - B101a - Unc

SCWPM.#61a - TBB.#101a Date: 1992 (1993) Grade: Unc. No signature. Description: Colour: Orange, blue, and gray. Front: Uzbek text; coat of arms. Back: Sher-Dor Madrasah of the Registan in Samarkand. No security thread. Watermark: Cotton boll and flower pattern. Printer: (Harrison & Sons). Size: 122 x 60 mm. Material: Paper General information: 1992 Issues On 15 November 1993, Uzbekistan replaced the Soviet ruble at par with the som (also transliterated as sum, and written in Cyrillic as сўм on all notes), the Uzbek word for ruble, meaning pure. These notes were printed by Harrison & Sons, United Kingdom. Serial numbers may vary slightly in height and format due to being printed by ink-jet. Source: The banknotebook.

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3 Sum - 1992 - P62a - B102a - Unc

SCWPM.#62a - TBB.#102a Date: 1992 (1993) Grade: Unc. No signature. - Prefix: BA Description: Colour: Orange, blue, and green. Front: Uzbek text; coat of arms. Back: Sher-Dor Madrasah of the Registan in Samarkand. No security thread. Watermark: Cotton boll and flower pattern. Printer: (Harrison & Sons). Size: 122 x 60 mm. Material: Paper General information: 1992 Issues On 15 November 1993, Uzbekistan replaced the Soviet ruble at par with the som (also transliterated as sum, and written in Cyrillic as сўм on all notes), the Uzbek word for ruble, meaning pure. These notes were printed by Harrison & Sons, United Kingdom. Serial numbers may vary slightly in height and format due to being printed by ink-jet. Source: The banknotebook.

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5 Som - 1992 - P63a - B103a - Unc

SCWPM.#63a - TBB.#103a Date: 1992 (1993) Grade: Unc. No signature. - Prefix: EM Description: Colour: Orange, blue, and purple. Front: Uzbek text; coat of arms. Back: Sher-Dor Madrasah of the Registan in Samarkand. No security thread. Watermark: Cotton boll and flower pattern. Printer: (Harrison & Sons). Size: 122 x 60 mm. Material: Paper General information: 1992 Issues On 15 November 1993, Uzbekistan replaced the Soviet ruble at par with the som (also transliterated as sum, and written in Cyrillic as сўм on all notes), the Uzbek word for ruble, meaning pure. These notes were printed by Harrison & Sons, United Kingdom. Serial numbers may vary slightly in height and format due to being printed by ink-jet. Source: The banknotebook.

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10 Som - 1992 - P64a - B104a - Unc

SCWPM.#64a - TBB.#104a Date: 1992 (1993) Grade: Unc. No signature. - Prefix: KB Description: Colour: Orange, blue, and red. Front: Uzbek text; coat of arms. Back: Sher-Dor Madrasah of the Registan in Samarkand. No security thread. Watermark: Cotton boll and flower pattern. Printer: (Harrison & Sons). Size: 122 x 60 mm. Material: Paper General information: 1992 Issues On 15 November 1993, Uzbekistan replaced the Soviet ruble at par with the som (also transliterated as sum, and written in Cyrillic as сўм on all notes), the Uzbek word for ruble, meaning pure. These notes were printed by Harrison & Sons, United Kingdom. Serial numbers may vary slightly in height and format due to being printed by ink-jet. Source: The banknotebook.

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25 Som - 1992 - P65a - B105a - Unc

SCWPM.P65a - TBB.B105a Date: 1992 (1993) Grade: Unc. No signature. - Prefix: MA Description: Colour: Orange, blue, and green. Front: Uzbek text; coat of arms. Back: Sher-Dor Madrasah of the Registan in Samarkand. No security thread. Watermark: Cotton boll and flower pattern. Printer: (Harrison & Sons). Size: 122 x 60 mm. Material: Paper General information: 1992 Issues On 15 November 1993, Uzbekistan replaced the Soviet ruble at par with the som (also transliterated as sum, and written in Cyrillic as сўм on all notes), the Uzbek word for ruble, meaning pure. These notes were printed by Harrison & Sons, United Kingdom. Serial numbers may vary slightly in height and format due to being printed by ink-jet. Source: The banknotebook.

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1 Sum - 1994 - P73a - B203a - Unc

SCWPM.P73a - TBB.B203a - Date: 1994 - Grade: Unc. No signature. - Prefix: UT Description: Colour: Green and orange. Front: Uzbek text; coat of arms. Back: Uzbek text;tree; Academic Bolshoi Theater, Alisher Navoi in Tashkent; water fountain. Solid security thread. Watermark: Star pattern. Printer: (Uzbekistan). intaglio printing. 120 x 60 mm. Material: Paper General information: 1994 Issues On 1 July 1994, a second som was introduced at a rate of 1 new som = 1,000 old som. These notes are produced locally by a government printing plant in Tashkent, using equipment supplied by Harrison & Sons, which explains the contradiction between the Cyrillic text on the notes and the Latin text used for the serial number prefixes. Source: The banknotebook.

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3 Sum - 1994 - P74a - B204a - Unc

SCWPM.#74a - TBB.#204a Date: 1994 Grade: Unc. No signature. - Prefix: RD or RN Description: Colour: Red, green, and orange. Front: Uzbek text; coat of arms; flowers. Back: Uzbek text; Chashma Ayub mausoleum in Bukhara; tree. Solid security thread. Watermark: Star pattern. Printer: (Uzbekistan). intaglio printing. 120 x 60 mm. Material: Paper General information: 1994 Issues On 1 July 1994, a second som was introduced at a rate of 1 new som = 1,000 old som. These notes are produced locally by a government printing plant in Tashkent, using equipment supplied by Harrison & Sons, which explains the contradiction between the Cyrillic text on the notes and the Latin text used for the serial number prefixes. Source: The banknotebook.

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5 Sum - 1994 - P75 - B205a - Unc

SCWPM.#75 - TBB.#205a Date: 1994 Grade: Unc. No signature. - Prefix: LM or MA Description: Colour: Blue. Front: Uzbek text; cotton boll and flower pattern; phoenix carrying sheep; coat of arms; ornately carved stone column. Back: Uzbek text;trees; monument in Alisher Navoi National Park in Tashkent. Solid security thread with demetalized ЎЗБЕКИСТОН. Watermark: Coat of arms. Printer: (Uzbekistan). Size: 144 x 68 mm. Material: Paper General information: 1994 Issues On 1 July 1994, a second som was introduced at a rate of 1 new som = 1,000 old som. These notes are produced locally by a government printing plant in Tashkent, using equipment supplied by Harrison & Sons, which explains the contradiction between the Cyrillic text on the notes and the Latin text used for the serial number prefixes. Source: The banknotebook.

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10 Som - 1994 - P76 - B206a - Unc

SCWPM.#76 - TBB.#206a Date: 1994 Grade: Unc. No signature. - Prefix: HD or HT Description: Colour: Purple and blue. Front: Front: Uzbek text; tile patterns; coat of arms. Back: Uzbek text; Guri Emir mausoleum in Samarkand. Solid security thread with demetalized ЎЗБЕКИСТОН Watermark: Coat of arms. Printer: (Uzbekistan). Size: 144 x 68 mm. Material: Paper General information: 1994 Issues On 1 July 1994, a second som was introduced at a rate of 1 new som = 1,000 old som. These notes are produced locally by a government printing plant in Tashkent, using equipment supplied by Harrison & Sons, which explains the contradiction between the Cyrillic text on the notes and the Latin text used for the serial number prefixes. Source: The banknotebook.

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25 Sum - 1994 - P77 - B207a - Unc

SCWPM.#77 - TBB.#207a Date: 1994 Grade: Unc. No signature. - Prefix: FM or FN Description: Colour: Dark blue and brown. Front: Uzbek text; tile patterns; coat of arms. Back: Uzbek text; Kazi-Zadé Rumi mausoleum in the Shakhi-Zinda necropolis in Samarkand. Solid security thread with demetalized ЎЗБЕКИСТОН Watermark: Coat of arms. Printer: (Uzbekistan). Size: 144 x 68 mm. Material: Paper General information: 1994 Issues On 1 July 1994, a second som was introduced at a rate of 1 new som = 1,000 old som. These notes are produced locally by a government printing plant in Tashkent, using equipment supplied by Harrison & Sons, which explains the contradiction between the Cyrillic text on the notes and the Latin text used for the serial number prefixes. Source: The banknotebook.

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50 Sum - 1994 - P78 - B208a - Unc

SCWPM.#78 - TBB.#208a Date: 1994 Grade: Unc. No signature. - Prefix: DD or PE Description: Colour: Brown and orange. Front: Uzbek text; tile patterns; coat of arms. Back: Uzbek text; Ulugh Beg Madrasah, Tilya-Kori Madrasah, and Sher-Dor Madrasah of the Registan in Samarkand. Solid security thread with demetalized ЎЗБЕКИСТОН. Watermark: Coat of arms. Printer: (Uzbekistan). Size: 144 x 68 mm. Material: Paper General information: 1994 Issues On 1 July 1994, a second som was introduced at a rate of 1 new som = 1,000 old som. These notes are produced locally by a government printing plant in Tashkent, using equipment supplied by Harrison & Sons, which explains the contradiction between the Cyrillic text on the notes and the Latin text used for the serial number prefixes. Source: The banknotebook.

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100 Som - 1994 - P79 - B209a - Unc

SCWPM.#79 - TBB.#209a Date: 1994 Grade: Unc. No signature. - Prefix: BK or LQ Description: Colour: Purple and light blue. Front: Uzbek text; peacocks; Scythian torque; coat of arms. Back: Uzbek text; Palace of Friendship of Peoples building in Tashkent. Solid security thread with demetalized ЎЗБЕКИСТОН. Watermark: Coat of arms. Printer: (Uzbekistan). Size: 144 x 68 mm. Material: Paper General information: 1994 Issues On 1 July 1994, a second som was introduced at a rate of 1 new som = 1,000 old som. These notes are produced locally by a government printing plant in Tashkent, using equipment supplied by Harrison & Sons, which explains the contradiction between the Cyrillic text on the notes and the Latin text used for the serial number prefixes. Source: The banknotebook.

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200 Som - 1994 - P80 - B210a - Unc

SCWPM.#80 - TBB.#210a Date: 1994 Grade: Unc. No signature. - Prefix: VT Description: Colour: Green, blue, and yellow. Front: Uzbek text; coat of arms. Back: Uzbek text;stylized lion and sun from the façade of Sher-Dor Madrasah of the Registan in Samarkand. Solid security thread with demetalized ЎЗБЕКИСТОН. Watermark: Coat of arms. Printer: (Uzbekistan). Size: 144 x 68 mm. Material: Paper General information: 1994 Issues On 1 July 1994, a second som was introduced at a rate of 1 new som = 1,000 old som. These notes are produced locally by a government printing plant in Tashkent, using equipment supplied by Harrison & Sons, which explains the contradiction between the Cyrillic text on the notes and the Latin text used for the serial number prefixes. Source: The banknotebook.

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500 Som - 1999 - P81 - B211a - Unc

SCWPM.#81 - TBB.#211a Date: 1999 (2000) Grade: Unc. No signature. - Prefix: HK or VG Description: Colour: Red, green, and yellow. Front: Uzbek text; coat of arms. Back: Uzbek text;equestrian monument of Amir Temur in Tashkent. Solid security thread with demetalized ЎЗБЕКИСТОН. Watermark: Coat of arms. Printer: (Uzbekistan). Size: 144 x 77 mm. Material: Paper General information: 1994 Issues On 1 July 1994, a second som was introduced at a rate of 1 new som = 1,000 old som. These notes are produced locally by a government printing plant in Tashkent, using equipment supplied by Harrison & Sons, which explains the contradiction between the Cyrillic text on the notes and the Latin text used for the serial number prefixes. Source: The banknotebook.

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1.000 Som - 1999 - P82 - B212a - Unc

SCWPM.#82 - TBB.#212a Date: 1999 (2000) Grade: Unc. No signature. - Prefix: ET or EW Description: Colour: Brown, purple, and green. Front: Uzbek text; coat of arms. Back: Uzbek text; Amir Temur museum building in Tashkent. Solid security thread with demetalized ЎЗБЕКИСТОН. Watermark: Coat of arms. Printer: (Uzbekistan). Size: 144 x 77 mm. Material: Paper General information: 1994 Issues On 1 July 1994, a second som was introduced at a rate of 1 new som = 1,000 old som. These notes are produced locally by a government printing plant in Tashkent, using equipment supplied by Harrison & Sons, which explains the contradiction between the Cyrillic text on the notes and the Latin text used for the serial number prefixes. Source: The banknotebook.

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