100 Brics Rublos

Symbolic BRICS banknotes from 50 BRICS countries. BRICS is a group formed by eleven major emerging countries: Brazil, Russia, India, China, South Africa, Iran, Saudi Arabia1, Egypt, Ethiopia, United Arab Emirates and Indonesia. Together, they represent about 49% of the world's population, 39% of global GDP, 36% of the territory and 23% of international trade. Created in 2001 as BRIC, the group gained strength with the inclusion of South Africa in 2011 and new members in 2023 and 2025. Creator of symbolic BRICS banknotes reveals the meaning of his art: “Multipolarity”, “equality” and “Noah's Ark”.

The banknotes also feature images of the "most popular symbols" of the BRICS countries, such as the Moscow Kremlin or the Christ the Redeemer statue in Rio de Janeiro. The banknotes also include the flags of the BRICS members, adds Fyodorov: one side features images of the flags of the founding members of BRICS (Brazil, Russia, India, China and South Africa), while the reverse will be subject to change, as the flags of all new BRICS members will be added there whenever they join the group. This is a commemorative or symbolic note, presented at events such as the International Economic Forum in Russia (Kazan, 2024 and St. Petersburg, 2025) to represent the bloc's economic cooperation and the intention of de-dollarization. The banknote seen on social media is a limited edition, produced more as a souvenir or symbol of political intent, without real monetary value.