Banknote Bank of Russia of the sample of 1997 face value of 1000 rublesModification 2010The size of a banknote157 x 69 mmIssuanceJanuary 1, 2001 Banknote is printed on white cotton paper of high quality. Embedded in the paper fiber lime green and red fibres with alternating sites of red and yellow flowers, and vertically located security thread with repeated text seen in the lumen. The paper has local watermarks on the left and right coupon fields. The prevailing color of the banknote is blue-green. The emblem of the Bank of Russia made of optically variable ink (OVI). Banknote has a few machine-readable protective signs.
Oh, why is English such a difficult language! I think it is more difficult than French. Sometimes I feel that my English is getting worse, not better. When you first start learning English, it seems easier than other languages and the grammar looks much simpler. However, when you become a little more advanced, it gets a lot more complicated. There are also so many words in English! The dictionary I bought when I first came to Britain is far too simple. I'm already looking for something bigger and more comprehensive
1. Two weeks ago I went down town to buy a birthday present for my elder sister. You couldn't meet more wonderful person than her. She is one of the most charming women I know. She is also the most generous-hearted person I've ever met. Mother says she could be a bit tidier than she is. Anyway, the present I wanted to buy her had to be the best I could afford. Eventually, I came across the most beautiful scarf I had ever seen. Imagine my disappointment when I discovered the next day that Mother had bought her exactly the came scarf.
Banknote is printed on white cotton paper of high quality. Embedded in the paper fiber lime green and red fibres with alternating sites of red and yellow flowers, and vertically located security thread with repeated text seen in the lumen. The paper has local watermarks on the left and right coupon fields.
The prevailing color of the banknote is blue-green. The emblem of the Bank of Russia made of optically variable ink (OVI). Banknote has a few machine-readable protective signs.