Vorderseite: Wappen der Ukraine; Frauenportrait (Motiv aus Schewtschenkos Bild Kateryna); Selbstporträt des ukrainischen Malers und Lyrikers Taras Schewtschenko (1814 - 1861).
Rückseite: Siegel der ukrainischen Nationalbank; Flusslandschaft; Kobza-Spieler und Junge.

Front side: Coat of arms of Ukraine; Female portrait (Motiv taken from Shevchenko's painting Kateryna); Self portrait of the Ukrainian painter and poet Taras Shevchenko (1814 - 1861).
Back side: Seal of the National Bank of Ukraine; Fluvial landscape; Kobza player and boy.

B851a

(P-122)

Dated 2005.
Signature of Volodymyr StelmakhSignature of V. Stelmakh (as ГОЛОВА). Portrait of T. Shevchenko and electrotype 100 as watermark. Solid security thread with demetalized text. Letter Y as registration device. One red and one black horizontal 7-digit serial number on the back side. Both have digits of the same size and a double Cyrillic letter prefix. Printed by the National Bank of Ukraine.

B851b

(P-122)

Dated 2011.
Signature of Serhiy ArbuzovSignature of S. Arbuzov (as ГОЛОВА). Portrait of T. Shevchenko and electrotype 100 as watermark. Solid security thread with demetalized text. Letter Y as registration device. One red and one black horizontal 7-digit serial number on the back side. Both have digits of the same size and a double Cyrillic letter prefix. Printed by the National Bank of Ukraine.

B851c

(P-122)

Dated 2014.
Signature of Stepan KubivSignature of S. Kubiv (as ГОЛОВА). Portrait of T. Shevchenko and electrotype 100 as watermark. Solid security thread with demetalized text. Letter Y as registration device. One red and one black horizontal 7-digit serial number on the back side. Both have digits of the same size and a double Cyrillic letter prefix. Printed by the National Bank of Ukraine.

Remarks

Introduced on 20. February 2006. For a similar note dated 2014 but with (among other changes) the protrait moved to the center of the note and with a golden SPARK^® element SPARK is a security element based on optical variable magnetic ink. on the front side refer to B854 of the next series.

The numbers used in the first column are taken from Owen Linzmayer's The Banknote Book (bold) and Krause Publications' Standard Catalog of World Paper Money (in brackets).
The bold text at the beginning of the description of every variety indicates those elements, which are necessary to identify the correct variety without any doubt.