| Ön yüz açıklaması |
Printed in red-brown and dark gray, the obverse carries a central vignette of a farmer sowing grain, set within an ornate guilloche border. The issuing authority legend and denomination text appear in Lithuanian across the face, with a gold-content declaration referencing the Kaunas date of 16 November 1922. The green serial number is positioned at the upper right. |
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Printed in green and red-brown with an elaborate guilloche frame and floral ornamental borders, the reverse carries at right a vignette of a seated woman at a spinning wheel, rendered in green intaglio. The denomination "PENKI LITAI" appears in a bold letterpress cartouche at center-left, below the bank name legend, with the anti-counterfeiting warning inscription beneath. |
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Lithuania's 1922 note series was among the first issued after the litas replaced the provisional ostmark-based currency system — the Lietuvos Bankas had only been formally established in 1922, and these early Haase-printed notes were produced under considerable urgency. A. Haase of Prague was a well-regarded Central European security printer of the period, handling commissions for several newly independent states emerging from the post-WWI reorganization of the region.
The "green serial" designation distinguishes this from otherwise identical printings carrying serials in different ink colors — a variation that matters more to specialists than the catalog number alone suggests.