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100 LEI - Biserica Ortodoxa Sanislau
| Issuer | Parohia Sanislau - Protopopiatul Ortodox Carei |
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| Year | 2025 |
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| Value | 100 Lei |
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| Obverse description | Central vignette of the Orthodox church of Sanislau at right, with a smaller view at left, flanked by a decorative blue guilloche border with cherub and cross motifs. An Orthodox cross watermark-style underprint appears at centre, with serial number 1910A0000001 at lower left. |
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| Obverse lettering | 100 Mai 2025 `Strigati de bucurie către Domnul !` Parohia Sanislau - Protopopiatul Ortodox Carei Hramul "Sf. Arhangheli Mihail si Gavriil" Biserica Ortodoxa Sanislau Preot paroh Man Petru Radu Designer Dani Crisan ANNO 1910 |
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This is a local devotional issue from the Orthodox Parish of Sănișlău, subordinate to the Carei Orthodox Deanery in northwestern Romania — not a circulating banknote in any legal sense, but a commemorative paper issue of the kind increasingly produced by Romanian parishes to mark church anniversaries or restoration projects. The denomination is nominal; these notes function as collectibles or fundraising items, typically sold or gifted to parishioners and donors.
Dani Crișan's involvement suggests a regional designer working within the ecclesiastical print market that has grown steadily in Romania over the past decade.