The National Bank has decided to introduce 1-hryvnia banknotes of the 2004 model into circulation starting December 1. This is stated in the NBU resolution "On Introducing 1-Hryvnia Banknotes of the 2004 Model into Circulation" dated September 29, reports "Ukrainian News." \n \nAccording to the resolution, the new-model banknotes will be in circulation simultaneously with 1-hryvnia banknotes of the 1992 and 1994 models. \n \nThe NBU instructed its Central Storage Facility to supply the National Bank's territorial administrations for the subsequent reinforcement of banks with 1-hryvnia banknotes of the 2004 model and newly produced banknotes of other years of issue (except the 1992 model). The NBU also instructed its public relations and media department to conduct advertising for the new banknotes. \n \nRecall that from December 1, 2003, the NBU introduced 20-hryvnia banknotes of the 2003 model into circulation, from March 29, 2004 - 50-hryvnia banknotes of the 2004 model, from June 14 - 5-hryvnia banknotes of the 2004 model, and from September 28 - 2-hryvnia banknotes of the 2004 model. By the end of the current year, the National Bank also plans to introduce 10-hryvnia banknotes of a new model into circulation, as well as 1-hryvnia banknotes and coins of a new model. Currently in circulation are banknotes in denominations of 1, 2, 5, 10, 20, 50, 100 and 200 hryvnias.