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24 Lei

Uitgever Institutul de Finanțare Externă (INFINEX)
Jaar 1941-1944
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Referentie(s) P#M3
Beschrijving voorzijde Brown-toned note with dense guilloche underprint covering the entire field, bordered by a zigzag frame and corner rosette ornaments. The large numeral '24' is set within a central circular guilloche vignette, with the denomination legend 'DOUAZECI SI PATRU LEI' arched across the upper portion in bold letterpress. At lower left, a circular stamp-style device reads 'BON DE CREDIT INFINEX', while the lower margin carries the issuing authority inscription referencing the establishment of the external financing institute.
Opschrift voorzijde DOUAZECI SI PATRU LEI 24 BON DE CREDIT EMIS PE BAZA DISPOZIȚIUNILOR ASUPRA INFIINȚĂRII INSTITUTULUI DE FINANȚARE EXTERNĂ DIRECTA CENTRALA INFINEX DIRECȚIUNEA GENERALA INFINEX
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INFINEX — Institutul de Finanțare Externă — was a Romanian state institution created specifically to handle financial transactions with Nazi Germany during the wartime alliance. The 24 Lei denomination is a direct artifact of that arrangement: the unusual face value reflects the official exchange rate applied to the German Reichsmark, set administratively rather than by any market mechanism. These were effectively occupation-accounting instruments, not general circulation currency.

The M-prefix in the Pick catalog signals military or para-military issuance. Surviving examples are scarcer than their wartime volume might suggest — many were deliberately withdrawn and destroyed after 1944 when Romania switched sides and the political liability of such notes became obvious.

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