A historical security government bond with the signature of Nathan Rothschild. By decree of June 23, 1822, a second 5 percent loan was issued through the banker Nathan Rothschild in London in the amount of 43 million silver rubles. Loan bonds were issued in double denominations: in silver rubles and in pounds sterling. The bond was accompanied by a coupon sheet with 24 coupons. Owners of certificates were given the right to exchange them for personalized tickets of the State Commission for the Repayment of Debts without coupons and in the future receive interest on them on tickets. Upon expiration of the payment period for the last coupon, if the capital had not been redeemed by this time or converted into a permanent ticket of the State Debt Repayment Commission, a new coupon sheet was issued. The loan was canceled on December 1, 1917 by decree of January 21, 1918. Signed, stamped. Completed with a coupon. Framed. Antique Historical Documents, Loans, Bonds, Memorabilia, and Collectibles.