Rare Romanian silver coin of 25,000 Lei, issued in 1946 during the immediate post-World War II period and the final years of the Romanian Kingdom under King Michael I, Bucharest Mint The obverse features the portrait of King Michael I, while the reverse displays the Romanian coat of arms and denomination. Struck during a period of severe post-war inflation and economic transition, this coin represents one of the highest denominations issued in Romanian silver coinage. A highly sought-after piece among collectors of Romanian and European numismatics, valued for its historical significance, attractive design, and connection to the last years of the Romanian monarchy. Condition: Please evaluate from the provided photographs. Original toning, luster, and surface preservation can significantly influence collector value.