About the New Soviet Ruble

The New Soviet Ruble was the official currency of the Soviet Union from 1961 to 1991. It underwent significant changes in design and denominations during its circulation.

Denominations and Designs

The New Soviet Ruble featured various denominations and designs, with prominent figures from Soviet history, including Lenin, showcased on the banknotes.

Small and Colorful

One distinctive feature of the New Soviet Ruble was its small size and vibrant colors. The banknotes were known for their compact dimensions and eye-catching hues, reflecting the artistic style of the time.

Interesting Facts

- The New Soviet Ruble underwent a redesign in 1991, introducing new security features and updated portraits of historical figures.

- Despite their small size, these banknotes played a significant role in everyday transactions during the later years of the Soviet Union.