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1000 Lei

Uitgever Banca Națională a României
Jaar 1947
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Afmetingen 164 × 76 mm
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Beschrijving voorzijde Central vignette of Tudor Vladimirescu in an oval portrait frame, surrounded by decorative floral and foliate intaglio work on a guilloche underprint in rose and blue tones. The bank title BANCA NATIONALA A ROMANIEI is inscribed across the top, with the GUVERNATOR and CASIER CENTRAL signatures flanking the portrait at left and right respectively. The denomination UNA MIE LEI appears in large letterpress at the bottom, with the date 5 DECEMVRIE 1947 below.
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This note was issued in the final, chaotic months of the Romanian monarchy. By late 1947, hyperinflation had already consumed earlier denominations — Romania had run through multiple stabilization attempts since the wartime occupation-era monetary expansion. The 1000 Lei note from this period circulated only briefly before the communist-backed government abolished the monarchy in December 1947 and launched yet another currency reform in August 1947, which itself dramatically reduced the note's purchasing power almost immediately upon issue.

Pick 68 belongs to a series printed under severe economic duress, and surviving examples in any condition are not especially common given the short effective circulation window and the low-value redemption terms that discouraged careful preservation.

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