This serie of banknotes belong to the last part of Khrushchev
precidency and the ones from Leonid Brézhnev (with the Warsaw Pact
invasion of Czechoslovakia, Operation Danube; and the invation of
Afghanistan) and Mijaíl Gorbachov, till the referendum for the
preservation of the USSR. There
are banknotes of 1 Soviet ruble, 3 Soviet rubles, 5 Soviet rubles, 10 Soviet rubles, 25 Soviet rubles, 50
Soviet rubles and 100 Soviet rubles.
This
banknote worth 1 ruble was first circulated in 1961.
On the main side center it can be seen a 1 and the written value of the banknote written in Russian. In the right part there is another 1 and in the left one, USSR coat of arms and a text guaranteeing the value of the banknote in gold, precious metals or others. In the upper part of the banknote appears the name of the National Bank in Russian (Госбанк, Государственный банк) and three 1's in the lower part, fulled with decorative elements.
On the other side
it can be seen the written value of the banknote in Russian
and in other languages of the country (Ukrainian, Belarusian, Uzbek,
Kazakh, Georgian, Azerbaijani, Lithuanian, Romanian, Latvian, Kyrgyz,
Tajik, Armenian, Turkmen and Estonian), plus a text saying that counterfeiting of tickets of the state bank of the USSR is prosecuted by law. Moreover there are three 1's and decorative elements. This banknote has stars (comunist symbol) inside circles as digital watermark. The size of this banknote
is 10.5 cm x 5.3 cm.
This
banknote worth 3 rubles was first circulated in 1961.
On the main side center it can be seen Vodovzvodnaya Tower, Grand Kremlim Palace and Ivan the Great Bell Tower.
Down, the text says that this banknote has to be accepted as a payment in every institution, company and between people in all USSR territory. In the upper part appears the name of the National Bank in Russian (Госбанк, Государственный банк) and there are three 3's, one in the right and another two in the center.
On the other side
it can be seen the written value of the banknote in Russian
and in other languages of the country (Ukrainian, Belarusian, Uzbek,
Kazakh, Georgian, Azerbaijani, Lithuanian, Romanian, Latvian, Kyrgyz,
Tajik, Armenian, Turkmen and Estonian), plus a text saying that counterfeiting of tickets of the state bank of the USSR is prosecuted by law. Moreover there are three 1's and decorative elements. This banknote has stars (comunist symbol) inside circles as digital watermark. The size of this banknote
is 11.1 cm x 5.7 cm.
This
banknotes worth 5 rubles was first circulated in 1961.
On the main side center it can be seen Spasskaya Tower, a 15th century tower of the Moscow Kremlin in Moscow. In its left appears Soviet coat of arms.
Down, the text says that this banknote has to be accepted as a payment
in every institution, company and between people in all USSR territory. In the upper part appears the name of the National Bank in Russian (Госбанк, Государственный банк) and there are three 5's, one in the right and another two in the center.
On the other side
it can be seen the written value of the banknote in Russian
and in other languages of the country (Ukrainian, Belarusian, Uzbek,
Kazakh, Georgian, Azerbaijani, Lithuanian, Romanian, Latvian, Kyrgyz,
Tajik, Armenian, Turkmen and Estonian), plus a text saying that counterfeiting of tickets of the state bank of the USSR is prosecuted by law. Moreover there are three 1's and decorative elements. This banknote has stars (comunist symbol) inside circles as digital watermark. The size of this banknote
is 11.2 cm x 5.7 cm.
This
banknote worth 10 rubles was first circulated in 1961.
On the main side left it can be seen Soviet coat of arms.
In its right it's written the value of the banknote in Russian and, in
smaller writing, in other official languages (Ukranian, Belarusian,
Uzbek, Kazakh, Georgian, Azerbaijani, Lithuanian, Romanian, Latvia,
Kyrgyz, Tajik, Armenian, Turkmen and Estonian). In the right there's a portrait of Vladimir Lenin, Russian communist revolutionary, politician and political theorist.
He founded the Soviet Union and was its first head of government. In the upper part appears the name of the National Bank in Russian (Госбанк, Государственный банк) and there are three 10's, two in the left part and another one in the right white part. On the other side
it can be seen the written value of the banknote in Russian
and in other languages of the country (Ukrainian, Belarusian, Uzbek,
Kazakh, Georgian, Azerbaijani, Lithuanian, Romanian, Latvian, Kyrgyz,
Tajik, Armenian, Turkmen and Estonian), plus a text saying that counterfeiting of tickets of the state bank of the USSR is prosecuted by law. Moreover there are three 1's and decorative elements. This banknote has stars (comunist symbol) inside circles as digital watermark. The size of this banknote
is 12 cm x 6.1 cm.
This
banknote worth 25 rubles was first circulated in 1961.
On the main side left it can be seen Vladimir Lenin, Russian communist revolutionary, politician and political theorist who
founded the Soviet Union and was its first head of government. In the center it appears the Soviet coat of arms, the written value of the banknote, the name of the National Bank in Russian (Госбанк, Государственный банк) and
a text guaranteeing the
value of the banknote in gold, precious metals or others. There are
two 25's (one in the center and one in the right) and the rest is
fulled with decorative elements.
On the other side
it can be seen red and green breams (USSR colours), the written value of the banknote in Russian
and in other languages of the country (Ukrainian, Belarusian, Uzbek,
Kazakh, Georgian, Azerbaijani, Lithuanian, Romanian, Latvian, Kyrgyz,
Tajik, Armenian, Turkmen and Estonian), plus a text saying that counterfeiting of tickets of the state bank of the USSR is prosecuted by law. Moreover there are three 1's and decorative elements. This banknote has stars (comunist symbol) inside circles as digital watermark. The size of this banknote
is 12.2 cm x 6.1 cm.
This
banknote worth 50 rubles was first circulated in 1961.
On the main side left it can be seen Vladimir Lenin, Russian communist revolutionary, politician and political theorist who
founded the Soviet Union and was its first head of government. In the center it appears the Soviet coat of arms, the written value of the banknote, the name of the National Bank in Russian (Госбанк, Государственный банк) and
a text guaranteeing the
value of the banknote in gold, precious metals or others. There are
three 50's (two in the center and one in the right) and the rest is
fulled with decorative elements.
On the other side
it can be seen Moscow Kremlin in Moscow and the written value of the banknote in Russian
and in other languages of the country (Ukrainian, Belarusian, Uzbek,
Kazakh, Georgian, Azerbaijani, Lithuanian, Romanian, Latvian, Kyrgyz,
Tajik, Armenian, Turkmen and Estonian), plus a text saying that counterfeiting of tickets of the state bank of the USSR is prosecuted by law. Moreover there are three 1's and decorative elements. This banknote has Lenin's portrait as digital watermark. The size of this banknote
is 14 cm x 7 cm.
This
banknote worth 100 rubles was first circulated in 1961.
On the main side left it can be seen Vladimir Lenin, Russian communist revolutionary, politician and political theorist who
founded the Soviet Union and was its first head of government. In the center it appears the Soviet coat of arms, the written value of the banknote, the name of the National Bank in Russian (Госбанк, Государственный банк) and a text guaranteeing the
value of the banknote in gold, precious metals or others. There are three 100's (two in the center and one in the right) and the rest is
fulled with decorative elements.
On the other side
it can be seen Spasskaya Tower, a 15th century tower of the Moscow Kremlin in Moscow and the written value of the banknote in Russian
and in other languages of the country (Ukrainian, Belarusian, Uzbek,
Kazakh, Georgian, Azerbaijani, Lithuanian, Romanian, Latvian, Kyrgyz,
Tajik, Armenian, Turkmen and Estonian), plus a text saying that counterfeiting of tickets of the state bank of the USSR is prosecuted by law. Moreover there are three 1's and decorative elements. This banknote has Lenin's portrait as digital watermark. The size of this banknote
is 14 cm x 7 cm.
1 Soviet ruble (один рубль)
This
banknote worth 1 ruble was first circulated in 1961.
On the main side center it can be seen a 1 and the written value of the banknote written in Russian. In the right part there is another 1 and in the left one, USSR coat of arms and a text guaranteeing the value of the banknote in gold, precious metals or others. In the upper part of the banknote appears the name of the National Bank in Russian (Госбанк, Государственный банк) and three 1's in the lower part, fulled with decorative elements. 
3 Soviet rubles (три рубля)
This
banknote worth 3 rubles was first circulated in 1961.
On the main side center it can be seen Vodovzvodnaya Tower, Grand Kremlim Palace and Ivan the Great Bell Tower. Down, the text says that this banknote has to be accepted as a payment in every institution, company and between people in all USSR territory. In the upper part appears the name of the National Bank in Russian (Госбанк, Государственный банк) and there are three 3's, one in the right and another two in the center.
On the other side
it can be seen the written value of the banknote in Russian
and in other languages of the country (Ukrainian, Belarusian, Uzbek,
Kazakh, Georgian, Azerbaijani, Lithuanian, Romanian, Latvian, Kyrgyz,
Tajik, Armenian, Turkmen and Estonian), plus a text saying that counterfeiting of tickets of the state bank of the USSR is prosecuted by law. Moreover there are three 1's and decorative elements. This banknote has stars (comunist symbol) inside circles as digital watermark. The size of this banknote
is 11.1 cm x 5.7 cm.5 Soviet rubles (пять рублей)
This
banknotes worth 5 rubles was first circulated in 1961.
On the main side center it can be seen Spasskaya Tower, a 15th century tower of the Moscow Kremlin in Moscow. In its left appears Soviet coat of arms.
Down, the text says that this banknote has to be accepted as a payment
in every institution, company and between people in all USSR territory. In the upper part appears the name of the National Bank in Russian (Госбанк, Государственный банк) and there are three 5's, one in the right and another two in the center. 
10 Soviet rubles (десять рублей)
This
banknote worth 10 rubles was first circulated in 1961.
On the main side left it can be seen Soviet coat of arms.
In its right it's written the value of the banknote in Russian and, in
smaller writing, in other official languages (Ukranian, Belarusian,
Uzbek, Kazakh, Georgian, Azerbaijani, Lithuanian, Romanian, Latvia,
Kyrgyz, Tajik, Armenian, Turkmen and Estonian). In the right there's a portrait of Vladimir Lenin, Russian communist revolutionary, politician and political theorist.
25 Soviet rubles (двадцать пять рублей)
This
banknote worth 25 rubles was first circulated in 1961.
On the main side left it can be seen Vladimir Lenin, Russian communist revolutionary, politician and political theorist who
founded the Soviet Union and was its first head of government. In the center it appears the Soviet coat of arms, the written value of the banknote, the name of the National Bank in Russian (Госбанк, Государственный банк) and
a text guaranteeing the
value of the banknote in gold, precious metals or others. There are
two 25's (one in the center and one in the right) and the rest is
fulled with decorative elements. 
50 Soviet rubles (пятьдесят рублей)
This
banknote worth 50 rubles was first circulated in 1961.
On the main side left it can be seen Vladimir Lenin, Russian communist revolutionary, politician and political theorist who
founded the Soviet Union and was its first head of government. In the center it appears the Soviet coat of arms, the written value of the banknote, the name of the National Bank in Russian (Госбанк, Государственный банк) and
a text guaranteeing the
value of the banknote in gold, precious metals or others. There are
three 50's (two in the center and one in the right) and the rest is
fulled with decorative elements.
On the other side
it can be seen Moscow Kremlin in Moscow and the written value of the banknote in Russian
and in other languages of the country (Ukrainian, Belarusian, Uzbek,
Kazakh, Georgian, Azerbaijani, Lithuanian, Romanian, Latvian, Kyrgyz,
Tajik, Armenian, Turkmen and Estonian), plus a text saying that counterfeiting of tickets of the state bank of the USSR is prosecuted by law. Moreover there are three 1's and decorative elements. This banknote has Lenin's portrait as digital watermark. The size of this banknote
is 14 cm x 7 cm. 100 Soviet rubles (сто рублей)
This
banknote worth 100 rubles was first circulated in 1961.
On the main side left it can be seen Vladimir Lenin, Russian communist revolutionary, politician and political theorist who
founded the Soviet Union and was its first head of government. In the center it appears the Soviet coat of arms, the written value of the banknote, the name of the National Bank in Russian (Госбанк, Государственный банк) and a text guaranteeing the
value of the banknote in gold, precious metals or others. There are three 100's (two in the center and one in the right) and the rest is
fulled with decorative elements.
On the other side
it can be seen Spasskaya Tower, a 15th century tower of the Moscow Kremlin in Moscow and the written value of the banknote in Russian
and in other languages of the country (Ukrainian, Belarusian, Uzbek,
Kazakh, Georgian, Azerbaijani, Lithuanian, Romanian, Latvian, Kyrgyz,
Tajik, Armenian, Turkmen and Estonian), plus a text saying that counterfeiting of tickets of the state bank of the USSR is prosecuted by law. Moreover there are three 1's and decorative elements. This banknote has Lenin's portrait as digital watermark. The size of this banknote
is 14 cm x 7 cm.
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