This bill from the landlocked and a less heard-of country of Mongolia has a simple design which reminds of other communist countries' currency notes. The denomination is printed in the center of the note as well as in the four corners of the printed area. Twice in western numerals and twice in the Mongolian numerals. The coat of arms of Mongolia is seen to the left. The arms show a man riding on a horse. In the background you will see the sun rising from behind a mountain. The arms are bordered by ears of wheat. In the top they meet a five-pointed star. Inside the star you will see the typical and ancient Mongolian Soemba marks, which can be seen pretty much anywhere inMongolia. To of the far right you will see the portrait of Sukhe Bataar.