Ukraine 2 Hryven Banknote, 2013, P-117d, UNC

The brown 2 Ukrainian hryvni banknote is the last time the denomination is printed as a note. Its obverse side contains the national coat of arms, and the monarch Kiev Yaroslav I the Wise. Its reverse side features Saint Sophias Cathedral in Kiev, the National Bank of Ukraine logo, a bowl, a helmet, swords, and a document. The notes security features are a solid security thread with the denomination and a trident printed in demetalized ink, and watermarks of Yaroslav I the Wise and electrotype 2. Its dimensions are 118 mm by 63 mm.