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100,000 Lei, 2000 Polymer
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Front: Nicolae Grigorescu (1838 to 1907), famous landscapes painter
Grigorescu displayed empathy with his fellow man and hence many of his
works featured soldiers and rural workers.
Back: A country house adapted from Grigorescu's "Rodica"
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500,000 Lei, 2000 Polymer
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This note is not in my collection. Scans courtesy of Roberto Cacciamani
Front: Aurel Vlaicu (1882 to 1913), Engineer, inventor and Romania's
foremost aviation pioneer
He was the winner of many international flying awards. Sadly he was to die
in a plane crash searching for a way through the Carpathian Mountains.
Back: one of Vlaicu's planes, Vlaicu II
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1,000,000 Lei 2003 Polymer
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This note is the world's highest denomination polymer plastic banknote.
Front: Ion Luca Caragiale (1852 to 1912), noted author, playwright and
short story writer
Back: statue of Caragiale and now demolished national theatre formerly in
Bucharest
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200 Lei 2006 Polymer
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Front: Lucian Blaga (1895-1961), Romanian poet, playwright and philosopher
Blaga was born in Lancram, Romania into a family of priests. He received a
degree in theology at Sibiu in 1917 and a PhD in Philosophy at the University of
Vienna in 1920. In his life time, he had been a magazine editor, a Romanian
diplomat and a college professor of cultural philosophy.
Back: Neolithic statue of the Thinker of Hamangia
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Romania, located in southeast Europe, was known as the Kingdom of Dacia around
200 B. C. It was a constitutional monarchy in 1881. Became a "People's Republic"
in 1947 and a "Socialist Republic" in 1965. A new republican government was
established in 1989. Romania joined the European Union in 2007, and its
currency is now pegged to Euro. For a more detailed
country profile, see CIA World Factbook on Romania.
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