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Русский: Банкнота достоинством 50 рублей образца 1899 года. Россия. Лицевая сторона. Изображён Николай Первый. Естественные цвета: купюра именно такого цвета.
English: Russian Empire banknote 50 rubles. Version of 1899 year. F
Date 1899 \ 2007 (original upload date from RUWiki)
Source own scanned note from my personal collection
Author Bank of Russian Empire / Scanned and processed by Victor Vizu
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