5 lei Family Second Hand Zalău

Features

Pretended issuer	Romania
Type	Banknote-like items › Fantasy banknotes
Year	2014
Value	5 Lei 5 RON = USD 1.10
Currency	Fourth leu (2005-date)
Composition	Papier
Size	129 × 69 mm
Shape	Prostokątny
Number	N# 381259

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Obverse

Na podstawie rumuńskiego banknotu 5 lei z 2005 roku. Portret kompozytora George'a Enescu (1881-1955), kwiat goździka (Dianthus dianthus), skrzypce i dwa banknoty, herb Rumunii, nazwa banku emitującego, logo BNR, nominał banknotu wyrażony cyframi i słownie. Nad wizerunkiem banknotu znajduje się biały pasek z logo sklepu Family Second Hand. Automatically translated

This is an automatic translation. The original text is:

Based on the Romanian 2005 5 lei banknote. Portrait of composer George Enescu (1881-1955), a Carnation flower (Dianthus dianthus), a violin and two notes, the Coat of Arms of Romania, name of the issuing bank, the BNR logo, banknote denomination in digits and in words. Over the image of the banknote, a white strip with the logo of the Family Second Hand shop.

Scripts: łaciński, łaciński (kursywa)

Lettering:
BANCA N(ATIONAL)A A ROMANIEI
5
5 LEI CIN(CI)
CINCI LEI
GEORGE ENESCU 1881-1955
(on the strip)
Family
second hand

Reverse

Logo sklepu Family Second Hand i napis na czerwono-różowym tle. Automatically translated

Script: łaciński

Lettering:
Family
second hand
HAINE SI INCALTAMINTE SECOND HAND
vă așteptăm cu COLECȚIA DE TOAMNĂ
în data de 1 septembrie 2014
Zalău, str. Fabricii nr. 10 etaj 1
(fostul magazin Chinezesc)

Comments

Ten fantazyjny banknot przypomina rumuński banknot o nominale 5 lei z 2005 roku. Był to element promocyjny nowej jesiennej kolekcji odzieży sprzedawanej w sklepie Family Second Hand w Zalău. Automatically translated

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Date					VG	F	VF	XF	AU	UNC
Undetermined
2014-Sep-01

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