Russian paper currency The 5 Russian Ruble note, issued in 1997, is one of the most distinctive banknotes in modern Russian monetary history, representing the ancient city of Novgorod, one of the oldest Russian cities. Leftover Currency Leftover Currency +1 Here is a detailed overview of the most important features of this banknote: Design and National Symbols The note is dominated by a light green color and includes depictions of the most important historical landmarks in the city of Novgorod: Wikipedia Wikipedia +1 Obverse: Millennium of Russia Monument: Located in the center, this is a huge monument erected to celebrate 1000 years since the founding of the Russian state. Saint Sophia Cathedral: Appears in the background, it is the oldest stone church in Russia. Bank of Russia's Emblem: The double-headed eagle located in the upper left corner. Reverse: Novgorod Kremlin Wall: Shows a scene of the historic fortress wall with watchtowers, and the Volkhov River appearing in the background. Banknote World Banknote World +5 Security and Artistic Features The note contains advanced security features despite its small denomination: Wikipedia Wikipedia +1 Watermark: Includes two marks; the first shows the denomination "5", and the second shows Saint Sophia Cathedral. Security Thread: A vertical thread 1 mm wide runs through the note and is inscribed with "ЦБР 5" (abbreviation for the Central Bank of Russia and the denomination number) when exposed to light. Color Fibers: Small blue, red, yellow, and light green fibers are randomly distributed in the paper's texture and glow under ultraviolet light. Intaglio Printing: Two raised dots are located in the lower corner to help the visually impaired identify the denomination. Latent Image: When the note is tilted, the letters "PP" (abbreviation for Russian Ruble) appear on the lower strip. Condition: New Price: Only 15﷼ and more than one piece is available.