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Le Leu - Monnaie Roumaine |
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Capitale | Superficie | Langue Officielle | Fête Nationale |
| Bucarest | 238 391 km2 | Roumain | 1er décembre |
1 Euro = 33 Lei |
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| Nicolae Iorga, Romanian writer, historian and journalist. Gentian flowers (Gentiana asclepiadaea). Romanian Coat of Arms. |
Episcopal Cathedral of Curtea de Argeş monastery raised by Neagoe Basarab (1512-1521). Edited crusader eagle of the ancient Vallachian Coat of Arms from Constantin Brîncoveanu's time (1688-1714). |
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| 5 Lei | |
| George Enescu (1881-1955). Carnation flower (Dianthus dianthus), two musical notes and a violin shaped bronze. Romanian Coat of Arms. |
"Romanian Athenaeum" Concert hall and musician's piano. |
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| 10 Lei | |
| Nicolae Grigorescu (1838-1907), Romanian painter. Hollyhock flower (Althea officinalis) and artist's palette and paintbrush. Romanian Coat of Arms. |
House from Oltenia region. Nicolae Grigorescu's painting "Rodica", representing a country girl portrait. |
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| 50 Lei | |
| Aurel Vlaicu, Romanian engineer, inventor, pilot and airplane builder. Edelweiss flower (Leontopodium alpinum) and an edited airplane propeller. Romanian Coat of Arms. |
Mountain eagle head (Aquila chrysaetos). "Vlaicu II" airplane design. Behind, "Gnome" engine sketch. |
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| 100 Lei | |
| Ion Luca Caragiale (1852-1912), Romanian playwright, author and short-story writer. Violet flower (Viola sororia), a theatre mask and the Comedy mask, one of the theatre symbols. Romanian Coat of Arms. |
Old building of the National Theatre in Bucharest. Statue of the playwright and the other theatre symbol, the Tragedy mask, in golden print. |
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| 200 Lei | |
| Lucian Blaga | Penseur de Hamangia |
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| 500 Lei | |
| Mihai Eminescu, lily flower and quill pen | Timpul and building |
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| 1000 Lei | |
| Mihai Eminescu, lily flower and quill pen | Lime and blue flowers, ruins of ancient fort of Histria |
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| 5000 Lei | |
| Lucian Blaga and daffodil | Vine leaf and roadside crucifix |
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| 50000 Lei | |
| George Enescu (1881-1955). Carnation flower (Dianthus dianthus), and two musical notes. Romanian Coat of Arms. |
Sphinx of Carpathian mountains and musical chord of Oedip king. |
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| 1000000 Lei | |
| Ion Luca Caragiale (1852-1912), Romanian playwright, author and short-story writer. Violet flower (Viola sororia), a theatre mask and the Comedy mask, one of the theatre symbols. Romanian Coat of Arms. |
Old building of the National Theatre in Bucharest. Statue of the playwright and the other theatre symbol, the Tragedy mask, in golden print. |
 Banca Naţională a României |
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