Moldovan cupon

Moldovan cupon
local name	Cupon moldovenesc
banknotes-image-width	11em
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banknotes-image-caption	Banknotes
Banknotes	Coins
Official users	Moldova
Years circulated	1992–1993
Pegged to	Russian ruble (1:1)
Coins	None
Banknotes	50, 200, 1000, 5000 cupons
Central bank	National Bank of Moldova

The Moldovan cupon was a currency of Moldova issued from June 10, 1992 to November 29, 1993.

The first banknotes were printed on June 10, 1992 by the National Bank of Moldova. These notes were pegged to the Russian ruble with a ratio of 1:1. On November 29, 1993, the National Bank of Romania replaced the Moldovan cupon with the Moldovan leu, which still remains in use today, at a rate of 1 leu equaling 1000 cupons. The currency was issued in banknote denominations of 50, 200, 1000, and 5000 cupons. No coins of the currency were produced.

References

• Moldovan cupon on the English Wikipedia
• Молдавский купон on the Russian (Русский) Wikipedia
• Cupon moldovenesc on the Romanian (Română) Wikipedia