, These notes are like preceding issues, except for the 100-leu note which is phyiscally larger and now equal in size to the larger denominations. New security features include demetalized BNM on the solid security thread, denomination as registration device at lower right front on all notes, intaglio printing andRead More…
Like B108i, but new date (2013). Courtesy of Albert Vokhmin.Read More…
This note commemorates the 20th anniversary of the Moldovan leu, which was introduced on 29 November 1993. It is like the preceding issue, but with 20 DE ANI at lower center front, and denomination as registration device. The bank packaged 200,000 notes in sleeves and sold them at 15% overRead More…
Like B108h, but without security thread. Courtesy of G. Scheidl.Read More…
This note supposedly commemorates the 15th anniversary of the Moldovan leu, which was introduced on 29 November 1993. Apparently the first 150 1-leu notes dated 2006 were embossed in the Czech Republic with a gold medalion at right front containing the bank logo, the words 15 ANI (15 years), andRead More…
In 2010, the signature of the new governor, Dorin Dragutanu, will appear on banknotes issued by the National Bank of Moldova. Courtesy of Alex Klark.Read More…
Like B114a, but new date (2007). Courtesy of Michael Reissner.Read More…
Like B110d, but new date (2006).Read More…
Like B108f, but new date (2006). Courtesy of Gary Snover.Read More…