Romania
1941 - Romania 1.000 Lei banknote PIC 52 UNC
This individual Romania 1,000 Lei banknote is associated with 1941 and carries the catalog reference..
1966 - Romania 10 Lei banknote PIC 94 UNC
This Romanian 10 Lei banknote is associated with 1966 and is catalogued as Pick P94. The note is off..
1966 - Romania 100 Lei banknote PIC 97 UNC
This Romanian 100 lei banknote is associated with 1966 and is catalogued as Pick P97. The individual..
1992 - Romania 200 Lei banknote PIC 100a UNC
This Romania 200 Lei banknote is associated with 1992 and is listed with the specific PIC 100a refer..
1992 - Romania 500 Lei banknote PIC 101 UNC
This Romanian 500 Lei banknote is associated with December 1992 in the Krause catalogue and is liste..
1994 - Romania 10.000 Lei banknote PIC 105 XF
This Romanian 10,000 Lei banknote is catalogued as Pick P105, with a February 1994 date association...
1998 - Romania 1.000 Lei banknote PIC 106 UNC
Romania 1,000 Lei banknote associated with 1998, catalogued as Pick P106. This UNC example features ..
1998 - Romania 5.000 Lei banknote PIC 107a UNC
This individual Romanian 5,000 Lei banknote is associated with 1998 and is identified as PIC 107a. T..
1999 - Romania 10.000 Lei banknote PIC 108a UNC
This Romania 10,000 lei banknote is associated with 1999 and is identified in the product data as PI..
1999 - Romania 2.000 Lei banknote PIC 111a UNC
This individual Romanian 2,000 lei banknote is associated with 1999 and catalogued as Pick P111a. It..
Frequently asked questions
Which periods and denominations are represented in the Romania banknote catalog?
The Romania category covers notes dated from 1941 to 2017. Earlier entries include a 1,000 Lei note from 1941 and 10 and 100 Lei notes from 1966. The 1990s and early 2000s are represented by denominations ranging from 200 Lei to 500,000 Lei. Later entries include 1, 5 and 10 Lei notes dated 2005, as well as 1 and 5 Lei notes dated 2017. This selection describes the shop’s catalog, not every Romanian banknote issue.
Which Pick references and notable groups can be found among these Romania notes?
The catalog includes Pick references such as P52, P94, P97, P100a, P101, P105, P106, P107a, P108a, P111a, P112a, P113, P115a, P117d, P117g, P117h, P117k, P118b and P118h. A notable group is the later 1, 5 and 10 Lei material, including several P117 and P118 variants. The descriptions for P111a and P112a identify those entries as plastic, providing an additional collecting distinction.
How can I identify a Romania banknote in this catalog?
Begin with the year and denomination shown in the product title, then compare the Pick reference and variant suffix. For example, the catalog distinguishes references such as P100a, P107a, P108a, P117d, P117g, P117h, P117k, P118b and P118h. Condition is another identifying detail: the same P118b reference appears with UNC, XF and F grades. Checking all three elements helps separate similar Romanian notes and variants.
What condition grades are represented for Romanian banknotes?
The Romania catalog uses several standard condition abbreviations, including UNC, XF, VF and F. Most of the listed entries are marked UNC, while selected notes are offered with XF, VF or F grades. The 5 Lei P118b is especially useful for comparison because it appears in UNC, XF and F condition descriptions. When building a collection, record the grade alongside the denomination, year and Pick reference rather than treating similar designs as identical examples.
What should I check before buying a Romania banknote from this catalog?
Before buying, compare the complete product title with the note you want: country, year, denomination, Pick reference and grade. Pay particular attention to variant letters, since references such as P117d, P117g, P117h and P117k identify different cataloged entries. The descriptions for some notes also state that the banknote corresponds with the image, while some mention pricing per unit. Review the individual listing details carefully so the selected item matches your collecting plans.
Which recurring denomination pattern stands out in the Romania catalog?
The later part of the catalog shows a recurring focus on small-denomination Romanian notes. The 2005 entries include 1, 5 and 10 Lei, while later entries include 1 Lei dated 2012, 2013 and 2017, plus 5 Lei dated 2017. This makes the 1 Lei and 5 Lei series useful areas for comparing dates and Pick variants, including P117 and P118 references, within the Romania category.