Ukrainian Karbovanets

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Ukrainian Karbovanets

The currency of Ukraine from 1992 to 1996. It replaced the Soviet ruble and suffered from hyperinflation. It was replaced by the Ukrainian hyrvnia (UAH).
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In Latvia, Lithuania, Ukraine, Georgia, Uzbekistan and Tajikistan the initial national currency (Latvian rouble, talonas, karbovanets, coupon, sum coupon and Tajik ruble) were subsequently replaced by new currencies (lats, litas, hryvnia, lari, sum and somoni).
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