Russia 500 Rubles 1912 Banknote 143863 Czar Peter I (Shipov with watermarks)

The 500 Rubles note: It shows the effigy of Czar Peter the Great, in his battle suit of armor.

The allegoric woman symbolizes Mother Russia. The watermark is the effigy of same Czar Peter the Great

The 500 Ruble note, introduced in 1912, is by far the physically largest banknote printed by the Russian Empire and one of the largest banknotes seen in the world. The note bears the portrait of Czar Peter I, also known as "Peter the Great." This was the largest denomination printed by the State Bank. The note also has an impressive watermark of Czar Peter I, a former ruler. This feature of a former ruler's watermark has previously only been seen in the 25 Ruble and 100 Ruble notes.