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10 Lek
| Emittent | Banka e Shtetit Shqiptar (State Bank of Albania) |
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| Jahr | 1950 |
| Typ | Exchange certificate |
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| Vorderseitenbeschreibung | Black letterpress print on a light guilloche underprint composed of repeating geometric and floral lattice patterns. The issuer name BANKA E SHTETIT SHQIPTAR appears in bold across the top, with the denomination Buona Lek 10 to the upper right. The central text field carries the redemption instructions in Albanian, with two manuscript signatures above the serial number and the date Korrik 1950 at lower left. |
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| Vorderseitenlegende | BANKA E SHTETIT SHQIPTAR E vlefshme vetëm për dyqanine N T. Sh. shitje mallrave me Ar e Valute "Tregvar. Buona Lek 10 Dorëzoni paraqitësit mallna për vleftën (Lek Dhetë) me çmimet e veçanta të shkëmbimit me valutë DREJTOR' I PËR GJITH. SHEF I SER. TË THESARIT Korrik 1950. |
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The 1950 Albanian lek series was issued under the communist government that had formally consolidated power in 1946, and the notes reflect the abrupt Soviet-aligned monetary reorganization that followed the postwar currency reform of 1947 — itself a tool for wiping out wartime hoarding and black-market wealth. The State Bank of Albania, established in 1945 with Yugoslav technical assistance, later fell into the Soviet orbit after the Tito-Stalin split forced Hoxha to sever ties with Belgrade.
Printing details for this series remain poorly documented in Western references. Attribution to specific presses is uncertain enough that any confident claim about the printer should be treated with skepticism.