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25 Ruble Banknote (USSR), 1961 Issue — Lenin Portrait — P‑178 Banknote
25 Ruble Banknote (USSR), 1961 Issue — Lenin Portrait — P‑178 Banknote
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The 25 Ruble banknote was issued in 1961 by the State Bank of the USSR (Gosbank) as part of the fourth series of Soviet currency following the 1961 monetary reform, which redenominated the ruble at 10:1. On the obverse (front), the note prominently features a portrait of Vladimir Lenin on the left side, alongside the state emblem of the USSR and the denomination in Cyrillic and Latin numerals. The reverse (back) depicts industrial and agricultural motifs symbolizing the Soviet Union’s emphasis on modernization, collective labor, and economic growth. Printed on high-quality cotton paper, it measures approximately 157 × 69 mm and remained in circulation for decades, making it a popular collectible among Soviet currency enthusiasts.