The Romanian leu is the currency of Romania. It is subdivided into 100 bani, a word that means “money” in Romanian.
The name of the currency means “lion”, and is derived from the Dutch thaler (leeuwendaalder “lion thaler/dollar”). The Dutch leeuwendaalder was imitated in several German and Italian cities. These coins circulated in Romania, Moldova and Bulgaria and gave their name to their respective currencies: the Romanian leu, the ‘Moldovan leu and the Bulgarian lev.
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Romania P 52 / 1,000 Lei 1944 – aUNC
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Romania P-100 / 200 Lei 1992 – UNC
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Romania P-101b / 500 Lei 1992 – UNC
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Romania P-106 / 1,000 Lei 1998 – UNC
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Romania P-107a / 5,000 Lei 1998 – UNC
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Romania P-111a / 2,000 Lei 1999 – UNC
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Romania P-112 / 10,000 Lei 2000 – UNC
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Romania P-117a / 1 Leu 2005 – UNC
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Romania P-117b / 1 Leu 2006 – UNC
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Romania P-117c / 1 Leu 2007 – UNC
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Romania P-117d / 1 Leu 2008 – UNC
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Romania P-117i / 1 Leu 2014 – UNC
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Romania P-117j / 1 Leu 2015 – UNC
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Romania P-117l / 1 Leu 2019 – UNC
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Romania P-117m / 1 Leu 2020 – UNC
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Romania P-118d / 5 Lei 2008 – UNC
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Romania P-118e / 5 Lei 2011 – UNC
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Romania P-118h / 5 Lei 2017 – UNC
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Romania P-118j / 5 Lei 2019 – UNC
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Romania P-120h / 50 Lei 2018 – UNC
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