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100 Karbovantsiv (Ukraine), 1992 Issue — P‑88 Banknote
100 Karbovantsiv (Ukraine), 1992 Issue — P‑88 Banknote
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The 100 Karbovantsiv banknote was issued by the National Bank of Ukraine in 1992 as part of the temporary karbovanets currency series used after Ukraine’s independence and before the introduction of the modern hryvnia.
On the obverse (front) is a memorial commemorating the founding of Kyiv, featuring the legendary founders Kyi, Shchek, Khoryv, and Lybid, along with the inscriptions УКРАЇНА (Ukraine), КУПОН (coupon), and 100 КАРБОВАНЦІВ.
The reverse (back) displays the historic Saint Sophia Cathedral in Kyiv, a UNESCO World Heritage site and one of Ukraine’s most iconic architectural monuments.
The banknote was printed on paper, measures approximately 105 × 53 mm, and was withdrawn from circulation by the mid‑1990s when hyperinflation led to currency reform