Romania. - 1 000 000 Lei - 1947 - Pick 60a (No reserve price)





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Romania, 1,000,000 lei banknote from 1947 (Pick 60a), PCGS 63 PPQ certified, serial number K.0473 0800, monogram watermark, obverse Trajan and Decebal, reverse two peasants and an emblem.
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Romania, 1,000,000 Lei 1947, Pick 60a – PCGS 63 PPQ Choice UNC
Banknote of 1,000,000 lei from the National Bank of Romania, dated April 16, 1947 (Pick 60a), with monogram watermark. Serial number K.0473 0800.
Certified and encapsulated by PCGS Banknote with grade 63 PPQ (Choice Uncirculated, Premium Paper Quality), certification number 45872602, verifiable on the PCGS website. The slab is intact and the seal is not tampered with.
On the obverse, in the center, Trajan and Decebal are depicted. The reverse shows two peasants to the left, the coat of arms in the center, two women with a child to the right. The banknote has the characteristic left-hand wavy edge.
It was issued during the hyperinflation period preceding the monetary reform of August 15, 1947. The reform replaced the old leu at a rate of 20,000 old lei for 1 new leu.
It is a historical piece of great interest for collectors of European banknotes and Eastern European currency.
Insured and tracked shipping, in a well-protected padded envelope.
Romania, 1,000,000 Lei 1947, Pick 60a – PCGS 63 PPQ Choice UNC
Banknote of 1,000,000 lei from the National Bank of Romania, dated April 16, 1947 (Pick 60a), with monogram watermark. Serial number K.0473 0800.
Certified and encapsulated by PCGS Banknote with grade 63 PPQ (Choice Uncirculated, Premium Paper Quality), certification number 45872602, verifiable on the PCGS website. The slab is intact and the seal is not tampered with.
On the obverse, in the center, Trajan and Decebal are depicted. The reverse shows two peasants to the left, the coat of arms in the center, two women with a child to the right. The banknote has the characteristic left-hand wavy edge.
It was issued during the hyperinflation period preceding the monetary reform of August 15, 1947. The reform replaced the old leu at a rate of 20,000 old lei for 1 new leu.
It is a historical piece of great interest for collectors of European banknotes and Eastern European currency.
Insured and tracked shipping, in a well-protected padded envelope.

