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ABEO
I was rooting through a drawer and found this note in there.
Does anyone have any idea what the country and currency are?

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I will be greatful for any help or leads I can get biggrin.gif

Thanks

PS Sorry for the randomness and unrelatedness of this post angel.gif
XtremeMaC
that looks like russian if its russian currency is rouble..
gamehead200
It looks Russian! newwink.gif

Check Google for "Russian Currency"! newwink.gif
XtremeMaC
u don't know where u got them from?
if u stole that money from Russians, you are not in good hands smile.gif hahah
get some ak 47's tongue.gif

(ps nothing against russians, just the mafia or whatever....)
gamehead200
http://www.gwu.edu/~slavic/golosa/ruble.htm

Go there and you'll get your answer! newwink.gif
Chaosratt
That is deffinetly russian writing on it, however, does not mean that it is from Russia. My mom can speak russian, I'll ask her if she can read it when she gets home tonight.
Justice
Well, as of this moment, and if that is a Ruble (or should I say 5000 rubles), it's worth 174.768 USD.

http://www.xe.com

[Edit] Upon closer inspection, and checking for images of russian rubles, it is in fact a 5000 Ruble Note. Here's a pic of a 100 Rubble Note the Russian two-headed eagle in the upper left corner on the front.

[Edit AGAIN] Sorry.. that's an OLD 5000 ruble note.. Remove 3 Zeros's to get the current worth, 5 Rubles, which converts to 0.174710 USD, or .17 cents. Sorry to get your hopes up.
ABEO
Thanks for all your help guys.

Something tells me I should have sold this 5 years ago confused.gif

Ahh well lets try selling it on eBay biggrin.gif
XtremeMaC
hahah so much for the "0" only .17 thats funny!!
u guys should see Turkish money smile.gif
6 0's
I'd scan and put but i don't have any with me sad.gif not much use in USA tongue.gif
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