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Tannu Touva banknotes
Tannu Touva paper money catalog and Tannu Touva currency history

Tuva was a part of Chinese Mongolia till 1912. Tuva became independent Republic under Russian protectorate from 1912. The USSR annexed Tuva in 1944 as Tuvan Autonomous Region, Tuva ASSR from 1961 and Tyva Republic from 1992.

A brief monetary history:
- Chinese currency, till 1912
- Russian currency, 1912-1935
- Aksha (Ruble) = Lan = 100 Kopejek, 1924-1944
- Russian currency, from 1944

For earlier issues see:
- China, till 1912
For later issues see:
- Russia, from 1944

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Pick #	Date
		Republic (Chinese Mongolia till 1912; in Soviet Union from 1944)
1-4	(1924)	1, 3, 5,10 lan(overprint on Russian banknotes, most overprints are counterfeits)
10-14	1935	1, 3, 5,10, 25 aksha
15-19	1940	1, 3, 5,10, 25 aksha

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Banknotes are attributed to last Pick's catalogue:
Standard Catalog of World Paper Money, volume 2: General Issues 1368-1960
Standard Catalog of World Paper Money, volume 3: Modern Issues 1961-
Standard Catalog of World Paper Money, volume 1: Specialized Issues

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