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1 Centas Provisional

Uitgever Lietuvos Bankas (Bank of Lithuania)
Jaar 1922
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Referentie(s) P#1
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Beschrijving keerzijde Dark blue-green intaglio print on a finely engraved guilloche background. A large central medallion, enclosed within an ornate scrollwork frame with laurel branches, bears the Vytis — the mounted knight coat of arms of Lithuania — at its heart. The numeral "1" appears in ornamental cartouches to the left and right of the central vignette. The denomination "VIENAS CENTAS" is lettered in a plain band at the foot, with the bank title legend across the top.
Opschrift keerzijde LIETUVOS BANKO LAIKINASIS BANKNOTAS
VIENAS CENTAS
(Translation: Lithuanian Bank Provisional Banknote / One cent)
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Lithuania's first banknote series, issued just months after the litas replaced the German-occupation ostmark in 1922. The Bank of Lithuania had no established printing infrastructure at that point, and these earliest low-denomination notes were produced domestically in Kaunas under genuinely provisional conditions — hence the designation. The printing quality reflects that urgency.

Pick #1 is the lowest denomination of the inaugural litas series, making it the first standardized paper currency issued by an independent Lithuanian state. The series as a whole was quickly superseded by better-produced issues, which pushed these provisional notes out of circulation relatively fast.