Number of banknotes: 1

Condition: Uncirculated

Denomination: 3 Roubles

Value: 3 Roubles

Currency: Rouble

Currency rate: 3 Roubles (3SUR)

Banknote type: Standard banknote

Year: 1961

Numismatic period: Soviet Union 1922-1991

Composition: Paper

Weight: 1 g.

Shape: Rectangular

Issuing entity: State Treasury of the USSR

Printer: Goznak (Гознак, Экспедиция заготовления государственных бумаг), Russia (1818-date)

Size: 114 × 57mm

Banknote width: 57

Catalog numbers: P:223

Watermark: Stars across the note.

Watermark text: Stars across the note.

Obverse: View of Kremlin in Moscow, Soviet Union (Now Russian Federation)

Obverse lettering: Государственный Казначейский Билет СССР Три Рубля Государственные казначейские билеты обеспечиваются всем достоянием Союза ССР и обязательны к приему на всей территории СССР во все платежи для всех учреждений, предприятий и лиц по нарицательной стоимости.

Obverse translation: USSR State Treasury Note Three Roubles State treasury notes are provided with all the property of the USSR and must be accepted throughout the territory of the USSR in all payments for all institutions, enterprises and individuals at face value.

Reverse: Known as the "Polyglot Rouble" with the denomination's names in several languages: Russian, large (Rubl'), Ukrainian (Karbovanets), Byelorussian (Rubel'), Uzbek (Sum), Kazakh (Som), Georgian (Maneti), Turkmenian (Manat), Lithuanian (Rublis), Romanian in Cyrillic script (Ruble) Latvian (Rublis), Kyrgyz (Som), Tajik (Sum), Armenian (Roubli), Azerbaijanian (Manat), Estonian (Rubla).

Reverse lettering: Три Рубля Подделка государственных казначейских билетов преследуется по закону ТРИ КАРБОВАНЕЦІ • ТРЫ РУБЛІ УЧ СЎМ • УШ СОМ • სამი მანეთი YЧ МАНАТ • TRYS RUBLIAI • ТРЕЙ РУБЛЕ TRĪS RUBĻI • YЧ СОМ • СЕ СЎМ • ԵՐԵՔ ՌՈԻԲԼԻ • YЧ МАНАТ • KOLM RUBLA

Reverse translation: Three Roubles Counterfeiting of state treasury notes is punishable by law