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| 正面铭文 | 50 FILERI ACOPERIREA ACESTEI ASIGNATE O FORMEAZA BANII LEGALI VARSATI PENTRU ACEASTA ASIGNATA LITH. CSENDES, TIMISOARA |
| 背面描述 | The reverse is executed on a salmon-pink guilloche underprint with scrollwork border and solid black "50" roundels at each corner. A large dotted oval frame at centre encloses the bold numeral "50", flanked by two columns of calligraphic Romanian text identifying the issuing treasury, the two-month redemption obligation, the place name "Timișoara", and the date "1 Decembrie 1919". The denomination legend "FILERI" is set in large gothic letterpress across the lower margin. |
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Issued in 1919 during the chaotic interregnum following the collapse of Austria-Hungary, this note represents a hyperlocal solution to an acute small-change shortage. The Hungarian fillér coinage had effectively vanished from circulation, and municipal authorities across the former empire improvised emergency paper substitutes — Timișoara's city treasury among them. The denomination is spelled "Fileri," a Romanian phonetic adaptation of the Hungarian "fillér," which itself reflects the city's transitional status: claimed by Romania in November 1918 but not formally assigned by the Paris Peace Conference until 1920.
Lith. Csendes was a local Timișoara printing firm, making this genuinely a product of the city it served.