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| 表面の銘文 | BANCA AGRICOLĂ - S.A. CEC Plătiți în schimbul acestui CEC BUCUREȘTI Str. Smârdan nr. 3 Regim special LEI (moneda) (în litere) (în cifre) Trăgător: Beneficiar: Tras pentru: Semnătura trăgătorului: Plătibil la (denumirea și adresa unității bancare trase) Cont nr. Deschis la Cod Cod fiscal Semnătura trăgătorului L.S. ♦Vă rugăm ca această porțiune să nu fie scrisă sau ștampilată♦ |
| 裏面の説明 | The reverse is printed on a plain cream ground and organized into three main panels. The left panel provides an endorsement section headed 1) GIRANT with fields for the endorsee (Girat către), date, and a space for the guarantor's signature and seal (Semnătura girant / L.S.), accompanied below by a payment-purpose grid with columns for SCOPUL PLĂȚII, SUME PARȚIALE, SUME TOTALE, and COD OP. NUM., with a TOTAL line at the foot. The central panel contains a denomination breakdown table listing banknote face values from 50.000 down to 1 LEI with columns BUC., CUPIURĂ, and TOTAL LEI, surmounted by the heading TOTAL MONETAR (LEI). The right panel is reserved for beneficiary identification data (NUMELE, PRENUMELE, B.I. SERIA, NR., EMIS DE, LA DATA DE) and cashier confirmation fields (AM PRIMIT SUMA DIN MONETAR, VERIFICAT DATA, ACHITAT CASIER), with a duplicate payment-purpose grid at the far right. |
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Banca Agricolă S.A. was one of Romania's largest state-controlled commercial banks through the 1990s, carrying a substantial inherited portfolio of bad agricultural loans from the communist-era cooperative system. By 1998, the bank was effectively insolvent — a fact the government was slow to acknowledge. It was eventually restructured and absorbed into Raiffeisen Bank România in 2002 after a costly state bailout that drew criticism from the IMF.
These instruments date from the period when the bank was still operating under the fiction of solvency.