Russia, 1 Ruble, 1917-18 British India and the Reserve Bank of

and the Reserve Bank of India continued printing banknotes for Burma for some years after

printed in 1993

These coins were produced by punching patterns on silver planchettes - common motifs include the sun

The note has a portrait of Queen Elizabeth II (young profile) - this was one of the first official portraits of Elizabeth after she became the Queen of Great Britain and Ireland

Russia, 1 Ruble, 1917-18 British India and the Reserve Bank of1 Ruble banknote of Russia, issued during 1917 18, in the early Soviet period. The obverse carries the Coat of Arms of Russia (a double headed eagle) to the left and the Emperor's monogram to the right. The reverse has Russian Imperial double headed eagle inside the wreath. The obverse side has a blue print, while the reverse is red print. The obverse says 'State Credit Note' and the reverse says that the note can be exchanged for gold. Both sides