Banknote Ukraine 5 Hryven (5 UAH) Circulated
The 5 Hryvnia (5 UAH) Circulating Banknote from Ukraine is a fundamental unit of the Ukrainian currency, issued by the National Bank of Ukraine. Combining aesthetic value with functionality, this banknote serves as a popular means of payment and an interesting collectible item. Measuring 118 × 63 mm, the banknote pays homage to Ukrainian history and national heritage.
Obverse: The banknote features a portrait of Bohdan Khmelnytsky (1595–1657), a Cossack Hetman and one of the most prominent leaders in Ukrainian history, known for his struggles for the country's independence and strengthening its identity.
Reverse: The reverse side displays the image of St. Michael’s Church in Subotiv, a symbol of Ukrainian history and a site associated with Bohdan Khmelnytsky’s activities, highlighting Ukraine’s spiritual and national heritage.
The 5 Hryvnia banknote features the following anti-counterfeiting measures:
- Watermark: A portrait of Bohdan Khmelnytsky and the numeric denomination "₴5," visible when held up to light.
- Security thread: A thread with microtext "₴5," visible under light.
- Angle effect: The denomination "5" changes color depending on the viewing angle.
- Optically variable ink: Selected elements of the banknote change color from brown to green.
- Touch-sensitive elements: Including Khmelnytsky’s portrait, denomination, and tactile marks for the visually impaired.
Differences Between Series:
- Series 3 features an enhanced angle effect and more precise microtext, increasing counterfeit protection.
- Series 2 includes classic security features and traditional colors, while Series 4 offers additional graphic elements and advanced optically variable inks, raising the level of security.
Important!
**Condition:** Circulated! The banknote shows signs of wear. It is eligible for currency exchange but not returnable.
If purchasing banknotes without a specified year of issue, items are shipped randomly with regard to the date of issue and series.