Product Description
SCWPM.#62a - TBB.#102aDate: 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.
Food: What do Uzbeks eat for breakfast?
Traditional food of Uzbekistan are: first of all morning tea(black, black with milk (called sheer choy) and green tea with different types of porridge: fried flower with oil (called holva-itar), oat meal, semolina porridge, buckwheat porridge, fried eggs etc.
