Questions About Russia

Post a scan here, I'll see it

Well after finding out these are listed
Under DDR
Not Russian


I'm questioning if this one

Sorry forgot to post a pic of the bill

On second row : newspaper stamp from Hungary
On your bankote : "not a means of payment!" in russian

Thank you so much
I couldn't have figured that out on my own

To identefy inverted background on 20 and 50 koppek stamps you need to look for dots. See how dots come close to the value tablet near the bottom of design and area with Pochtovaya Marka is free of dots? If you invert the dots pattern, you will see the dots getting into the area with the words Pochtovaya Marka. Maybe somebody will post a picture, but yours are not inverted.

Ok
I'm not questioning if the print on the bill
Says "not a means of payment" or anything Like that
cause I'm sure it's a fake of some sort
But I have to ask-
Is the translation a loose translation?
(I'm one of them annoying gotta know it all's )
I did a English to Russian translator
And it didn't look the same
I'm sure vayolene is right
and it is along Those lines
But is something missing?
Like "not to be use as a method of payment" Or something
I have no knowledge about reading Russian at all
But I've been trying different combo's of words
Along those lines in a translator and haven't
Matched Up yet
I know I know probably a petty detail
Especially on a fake looking bill
But that's how my brain works
I get stuck on stupid
the details are important to me

What's up with this one?

Double pressed?

Print*

Reading this thread is like dropping acid.

Hopefully it's not too bad of a trip for ya

Gotta be more entertainment Then
How much is this stamp worth?

Answer is pennies

Just Fella

You can get different kinds of translation of the same phrase. Russian is much richer language than English. vayolene's translation is pretty much dead on. Surprised Google translate did a good job on this. Word by word translation is "Not being payment means"