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Hearst Museum object titled Paper money, accession number 7-9729, described as Currency, paper; Russian; indigo ink on worn ivory colored paper; obverse: image: small stamped-on Russian Imperial Crest, framed by wreath, entire bill is framed by an intricate design; text: 50 копъекъ 50; имеют хождение наравне с пазмънной серебряной монетой50 kopecks; (rough) translation: 50 Kopecks 50; (they?) have circulation on par with a silver coin; obverse: design: silhouette of Russian Imperial Crest faded into ivory colored paper; entire bill is framed by a decorative border; text: 50 коп. 50 коп, поддълка билета преслъдуетое закономъ; transl: 50 kop. 50 kop., falsification of a ticket is prosecuted by law; L x W: 9.7cm x 6.1cm. *note: no date depicted

Hearst Museum object titled Paper money, accession number 7-9714, described as Montenegrin currency; paper; image: rectangular shape, ivory colored paper, design and text in black ink, two punched holes, Montenegrin Coat of Arms (middle), framed by intricate designs covering bill, a five in each corner framed by a circle, two large fives on each side of Coat of Arms; text: Hека Главна Аркавна Благаjна исплати доносиоцу ове упуынице (above), ПЕТ ПЕРПЕРА (middle, big letters), Cерија А 66186 (stamped on bill), below: Вредност упытнице траје голино дана од дана публикацийе закона о овлашћењу пыштанањa исте у течај, Цетиње, 1. октобра 1912., Предсйедния Главне Контрло (left), Министар Финансийа (right), UNTIE PRAGUE (written in Czech in fine print in bottom right corner); translation (*translator's note: I do not read Serbian/Montenegrin, so the translation may require revision at a later time): Let the Master of Treasuries be paid by the bearer of this currency (above), FIVE PERPERA (middle, in large print), Series A 66186 (stamped on bill), below: The value of the uptake(?) lasts for days from the date of publication of the law on the authorization to _____ (?) it into the course, Cetinje (?), October 1, 1912, (signed) the President of the Main Control (left), (signed) the Minister of Finance (right), Printed in Prague (in fine print in bottom right corner). Length x Width: 14.5 cm x 9.5 cm; **Note: the two punched holes indicate that the bill is no longer available for usage.

Hearst Museum object titled Paper money, accession number 7-9710, described as Currency, paper; Polish; dark teal and red ink on very faded ivory paper; obverse: design: bill covered in red and white striped flower design and is framed by a burgundy scalloped border; on right: framed portrait of unknown individual (female?) hovering over the number 10; on left: Polish Coat of Arms, framed, nestled between two number 10s; main text in ovular red banner; design: text: 10 Polska Krakowa Dziesieć - Kasa Pożvezkowa; dziesięć marek polskich; Państwo polskie bierze na siebie olpowiedzialnośćza wy miane nieniejszego biletiu na przysza (illegible word) (entire line illegible) ustawodawczy Warkszawa (illegible word)1919 roku dyrekcjz polskiej krajowej (illegible word) pożyczkowej; Slarbnik Glowey; (rough) translation: Krakow, Poland. Ten-year old - Ivrezetka estate; 10 Polish Brands; The Polish state assumes its responsibility for the (entire line illegible) of the legislative system of Warsaw(?) (illegible word) 1919, the director of the Polish national (illegible word) loan; head of treasury; reverse: design: elaborate dark teal floral designs, which frame a box with text in center of bill; text: illegible; II Serja F No. 402698; three number 10s in upper right/left corners, and lower center. Dimensions: L. x W. 14.2 cm x 8.9 cm.

Hearst Museum object titled Paper money, accession number 7-9696, described as Currency, paper; dark blue on light blue background; dated 1912, two with holes; length 11.5 cm x width 7.5 cm

Hearst Museum object titled Paper money, accession number 7-9701c, described as Currency, paper; Russian; black, red, and green on worn cream paper; text framed by filigree; wreath and fruit designs; obverse: Государственный Кредитный Билетъ СТО РУБЛЕЙ; below: Государственный банкъ размъчиваетъ kредитные билеты на золотую монету без ограничения содержит 17.424 (чистого золота); (signature of) управляюший (left); (signature of) кассуръ (right); KX 172981; 1910; translation: State Credit Ticket/Bill ONE HUNDRED RUBLES; below: State Bank razmachivaetsya (definition unknown; literal modern translation = "soaks") credit tickets for a gold coin without restriction contains 17.424 (pure gold); Serial number: 172981; (signature of) manager (left); (signature of) cashier (right); Reverse: intricate designs in black ink; a young man standing in a toga holds a sword, his left hand over his heart; portrait of Katherine the Great framed by intricate filigree/wreath design, with head of greek(?) statue below; initials of Ekaterina the Great E.N. in filigree design, framed by wreath; text: 100 рублей; Folded four ways; length: 26.0 cm, width: 12.2 cm.

Hearst Museum object titled Paper money, accession number 7-9707, described as Currency, paper; Polish, 1 korone; brown and red on white; Serial 605292; length 6.9 cm x width 6.7 cm

Hearst Museum object titled Paper money, accession number 7-9700, described as Currency, paper; Polish; 5 denomination; portrait of Bartosz Glowacki on front; Serial H 514664; dark green on white; length 12.5 cm x width 7.8 cm