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1 200 Lei
| Issuer | Direcțiunea Generală INFINEX (Institut de Finanțare Externă) |
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| Year | 1941-1944 |
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| Value | 1200 Lei |
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| Obverse description | At centre, a circular vignette encloses a bunch of grapes with foliage, surrounded by an ornate guilloche frame. Large letterpress numerals '1200' are placed at both the left and right margins flanking the vignette, while the denomination 'UNA MIE DOUĂ SUTE LEI' is inscribed along the lower border. The INFINEX eagle emblem and the issuing authority text occupy the lower portion of the note, with a serial number printed in the upper left field. |
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| Obverse lettering | 1200 1200 1200 1200 UNA MIE DOUĂ SUTE LEI EMIS PE BAZA DISPOZIȚIUNILOR LEGALE ASUPRA ÎNFIINȚĂRII INSTITUTULUI DE FINANȚARE EXTERNĂ DIRECȚIUNEA GENERALĂ INFINEX BON DE CREDIT INFINEX 1200 1200 (Translation: One Thousand Two Hundred Lei, Issued on the basis of the legal provisions on the establishment of the External Financing Institute) |
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INFINEX — Institutul de Finanțare Externă — was a Romanian wartime body established to handle financial transactions with Germany during the Axis occupation period, functioning essentially as a clearing mechanism for the Reich's economic extraction from Romania. These notes were not public currency; they circulated within a closed military-economic framework, issued to Romanian workers and contractors operating in German-controlled territory or fulfilling Reich-adjacent obligations.
The P#M6 classification reflects its liminal status — neither fully military scrip nor civilian issue. Most INFINEX material was destroyed or lost as the political situation reversed after August 1944.