Framed Imperial Russian Banknote Display - 1912 500 Rubles & 1910 100 Rubles

Up for auction is a beautifully curated, custom-framed historical display featuring two massive, iconic banknotes from the final years of the Romanov Dynasty in Imperial Russia. These oversized notes are renowned by currency collectors worldwide for their highly intricate, regal engravings and sheer size. **Included Banknotes:** 1. **1912 Imperial Russian 500 Rubles ("Peter the Great" Note):** The largest size currency banknote ever issued by the Russian Empire. The obverse features an ornate portrait of Czar Peter I in armor alongside an allegorical depiction of Mother Russia. 2. **1910 Imperial Russian 100 Rubles ("Catherine the Great" Note):** Famously known as the "Catherine Banknote," this stunning piece honors Empress Catherine II with a gorgeous central oval portrait framed by classical allegorical imagery. Both banknotes are neatly arranged alongside two custom-printed red presentation labels highlighting the denomination, issue year, and historical figures featured on each bill. **Condition Details:** The banknotes are securely mounted behind glass in a modern, dark wooden/composite frame. The notes display normal historical folding and light handling creases typical of circulated currency from this era, but they present beautifully as a collective display piece. The frame itself is in excellent condition and comes completely ready to hang. **Display Dimensions: 15" Wide x 11" Tall ** * Perfect size for a study, library, gallery, or office wall accent. Please review the high-resolution photos carefully to inspect the condition of the notes and framing details. This unique piece of pre-Soviet history will be safely wrapped and securely packaged to ensure damage-free shipping.