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Romania
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Older banknotes:
Romania, 200 leu 1992, P100 Romania, 200 leu 1992, P100 Romania, 500 leu 1992, P101 Romania, 500 leu 1992, P101
Issue of years 1998-1999:
Romania, 1000 leu 1998, P106 Romania, 1000 leu 1998, P106 Romania, 5000 leu 1998, P107 Romania, 5000 leu 1998, P107
Romania, 10.000 leu 1998, P108 Romania, 10.000 leu 1998, P108
Polymer banknotes of year 2000:
Romania, 2000 leu 2000, P111 Romania, 2000 leu 2000, P111 Romania, 10.000 leu 2000, P112 Romania, 10.000 leu 2000, P112
Romania, 50.000 leu 2001, P113 Romania, 50.000 leu 2001, P113
Re-denominated polymer banknotes of 2005:
Romania, 1 new leu 2005, Pnew Romania, 1 new leu 2005, Pnew

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The leu was introduced in 1867, when Romania joined the monetary system of the Latin Monetary Union. The leu was primarily tied to the french gold franc. Numerous reforms took place after the World War I and II; nowadays Romania is the first east european country to have introduced the polymer banknotes. In 2005 the re-denomination reform took place, at 10,000:1 ratio. 1 new leu equals 100 bani.

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