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{{Banknote |
{{Banknote |
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|name= 500,000 lei |
|name= 500,000 lei |
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| − | |image= [[File:ROL 500000 2000 obverse.jpg| |
+ | |image= [[File:ROL 500000 2000 obverse.jpg|120px]][[File:ROL 500000 2000 reverse.jpg|120px]] |
|caption= [[Obverse]] and [[reverse]] |
|caption= [[Obverse]] and [[reverse]] |
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|country= {{flag|Romania}} [[Romania]] |
|country= {{flag|Romania}} [[Romania]] |
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|height= 76 mm |
|height= 76 mm |
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|color= yellow |
|color= yellow |
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| − | |obverse |
+ | |obverse= {{wp|en|Aurel Vlaicu}}, {{wp|en|edelweiss}}, value, year |
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+ | |obverseer= [[National Bank of Romania]] |
| − | |reverse |
+ | |reverse= {{wp|en|Vlaicu II|Vlaicu II airplane}}, {{wp|en|eagle}} |
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+ | |reverseer= National Bank of Romania |
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The '''500,000 [[Romanian leu|lei]] [[banknote]]''' was issued by [[Romania]] during [[2000]], and remained in circulation until [[January 1]], [[2007]]. It was equal to 500,000 lei. |
The '''500,000 [[Romanian leu|lei]] [[banknote]]''' was issued by [[Romania]] during [[2000]], and remained in circulation until [[January 1]], [[2007]]. It was equal to 500,000 lei. |
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| − | The note was 165 millimeters in width by 76 millimeters in height. The predominant color of the note was yellow. The [[obverse]] featured Romanian engineer, |
+ | The note was 165 millimeters in width by 76 millimeters in height. The predominant color of the note was yellow. The [[obverse]] featured Romanian engineer, {{wp|en|Aurel Vlaicu}}, along with {{wp|en|edelweiss}}, the value of the note, and the year of printing. The [[reverse]] displayed the {{wp|en|Vlaicu II|Vlaicu II airplane}} and an {{wp|en|eagle}}. Both sides were designed by the [[National Bank of Romania]]. For security, the note was printed on [[polymer]] paper and has a see-through window. |
The modern [[Romanian 50 leu banknote|50 lei]] note uses practically the same design as the 500,000 lei note. |
The modern [[Romanian 50 leu banknote|50 lei]] note uses practically the same design as the 500,000 lei note. |
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==References== |
==References== |
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| − | *{{Wikipedia-en|Banknotes of the Romanian leu|Banknotes of the Romanian leu}} |
+ | *{{Wikipedia-link|en|Banknotes of the Romanian leu|Banknotes of the Romanian leu}} |
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Latest revision as of 00:02, 11 March 2016
| 500,000 lei | |
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| General information | |
| Country | |
| Value |
500,000.00 lei |
| Years |
2000–2007 |
| Specifications | |
| Width |
165 mm |
| Height |
76 mm |
| Security features | |
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window | |
| Appearance | |
| Color |
yellow |
| Obverse |
Aurel Vlaicu, edelweiss, value, year |
| Reverse | |
| v · d · e | |
The 500,000 lei banknote was issued by Romania during 2000, and remained in circulation until January 1, 2007. It was equal to 500,000 lei.
The note was 165 millimeters in width by 76 millimeters in height. The predominant color of the note was yellow. The obverse featured Romanian engineer, Aurel Vlaicu, along with edelweiss, the value of the note, and the year of printing. The reverse displayed the Vlaicu II airplane and an eagle. Both sides were designed by the National Bank of Romania. For security, the note was printed on polymer paper and has a see-through window.
The modern 50 lei note uses practically the same design as the 500,000 lei note.
References[]
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