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| Issuer | Bank of Molossia |
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| Year | 2013 |
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| Currency | Valora |
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| Obverse description | Central vignette carries a portrait of Kevin Baugh, President of the Republic of Molossia, set against a guilloche underprint in green tones. Bilingual legends appear in English and Esperanto, with printed facsimile signatures of the Minister of Finance. The denomination numeral "5" is rendered in a rosette at upper right. |
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| Reverse description | A vignette of a galloping herd of wild horses — the national animal of Molossia — occupies the left and central portion of the note against a green guilloche underprint. A large denomination rosette at right bears the numeral "5" in black, with a red serial number below. |
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Molossia is a micronation occupying a residential property in Dayton, Nevada, claimed by Kevin Baugh since 1998. Its currency, the Valora, is pegged not to a national currency or commodity but to Pillsbury cookie dough — specifically, one Valora equals the price of one tube of Pillsbury refrigerated cookie dough at the time of a given transaction.
The Bank of Molossia has no regulatory standing under any recognized monetary authority. These notes circulate only within Molossia's claimed territory and among collectors, making their practical function closer to novelty scrip than banknote proper.