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100 Lei

Issuer Banca Națională a României
Year 2005-2017
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Obverse lettering BANCA NATIONALA A ROMANIEI 100 1 iulie 2005 GUVERNATOR CASIER CENTRAL 100 LEI UNA SUTA UNA SUTA LEI ION LUCA CARAGIALE 1852-1912
(Translation: NATIONAL BANK OF ROMANIA 100 1 JULY 2005 GOVERNOR GENERAL CASHIER 100 LEI ONE HUNDRED ONE HUNDRED LEI ION LUCA CARAGIALE 1852-1912)
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Reverse lettering BANCA NATIONALA A ROMANIEI 100 100 FALSIFICAREA ACESTOR BILETE SE PEDEPSESTE CONFORM LEGILOR UNA SUTA LEI 100
(Translation: NATIONAL BANK OF ROMANIA 100 100 FORGERY OF THESE BANKNOTES IS PUNISHABLE UNDER THE LAW ONE HUNDRED LEI 100)
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Romania was among the first European countries to commit fully to polymer banknotes for its entire circulating series, a decision made partly in response to the chronic counterfeiting problems that plagued the paper issues of the 1990s hyperinflation period. The 100 Lei denomination was introduced following the 2005 redenomination, which lopped four zeros off the old leu — the old 1,000,000 Lei note effectively became this note.

De La Rue printed the polymer substrate series, and the 100 Lei anchored the upper-middle range of a remarkably stable post-redenomination system. Unusually long production run for a transitional-era note.

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