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10 ruble notes [chervontsy]The Russian ten ruble note was colloquially known as chervonets, from the old word for "red," because the notes were red. The bills were also coded by size: the ten was larger than the one, three, or five. The color scheme and the size difference did not change with the revolution. (See one-ruble note and three-ruble note)  Soviet 10 ruble note (1980s)  Pre-revolutionary 10 ruble note (1909) |
