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200 Leke

Uitgever Banka e Shqipërisë
Jaar 1992-1996
Type Standard circulation banknote
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Beschrijving voorzijde Portrait vignette of Ismail Qemali at left, rendered in intaglio on a reddish-brown underprint with ornate guilloche scrollwork along the left border. The large numeral '200' appears at right within an intricate geometric guilloche rosette, flanked by two signature facsimiles above the denomination inscription. The caption 'ISMAIL QEMALI 1844–1919' is printed below the portrait at the lower margin.
Opschrift voorzijde BANKA E SHQIPERISE DYQIND LEKE ISMAIL QEMALI 1844-1919
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Opmerkingen

Albania's first post-communist banknote series appeared while the country was still in acute institutional collapse — the 1991–1992 period saw mass emigration, the looting of military armories, and the near-complete breakdown of the banking system. These notes circulated into an economy operating largely on remittances from emigrants in Italy and Greece rather than any functional domestic monetary infrastructure.

The watermark is the sole security feature, a notably sparse specification for a note issued mid-decade, when neighboring countries were already incorporating security threads and UV-reactive inks. Albania's isolation under Hoxha had left the central bank with little technical printing infrastructure to build from.

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