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| 正面描述 | Green on unprinted paper. The face is dominated by text arranged in horizontal registers within a guilloche border, with the large numeral '5' appearing at left and right flanking the central denomination inscription. The issuing authority legend appears at top, followed by the redemption clause, denomination in words, place and date of issue, and the 'LIETUVOS BANKAS' imprint above three manuscript signatures. A counterfeiting warning legend is printed at the foot of the note. |
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| 背面描述 | Green on pale underprint. The reverse is entirely composed of fine guilloche lathe-work forming a symmetrical engine-turned pattern, with a central circular vignette containing the Lithuanian coat of arms — the armoured knight on horseback (Vytis) — enclosed within an elaborate medallion. The numeral '5' appears in each corner, and a ribbon cartouche at the foot carries the denomination in words. |
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Lithuania's first banknote series was prepared in haste following the country's monetary separation from the German-occupied wartime economy. The 5 Centai was not purpose-designed — it was a provisional stamp applied over pre-printed stock, a stopgap while the permanent Litas series was still being arranged. The underlying notes were printed by the American Bank Note Company, and the provisional overprint allowed Lietuvos Bankas to circulate them before the full infrastructure for a sovereign currency was in place.
The Litas itself wasn't introduced until 1922–1925, making these early Centas-denominated pieces genuinely transitional instruments rather than a functioning retail currency.