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5000 euro Reader's Digest
| Issuer | Reader's Digest România |
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| Year | 2009 |
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| Size | 130 x 69 mm |
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| Obverse description | A vignette of a crowned female portrait appears to the left, with a faded architectural vignette at centre. The nominal value appears to the right, with a serial number positioned below the portrait. Printed in a warm colour scheme typical of promotional novelty notes. |
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| Reverse description | The reverse mirrors the general layout of the obverse, repeating the crowned female portrait to the left and the faded central architectural vignette, with the nominal value to the right. The copyright notice of Reader's Digest România and the year 2009 appear at the base. |
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Reader's Digest România issued this note as a promotional piece — a fantasy denomination in the euro format distributed as part of a marketing campaign, carrying no legal tender status in any jurisdiction. These were printed in quantity and mailed directly to Romanian households as part of sweepstakes solicitations, a practice the company used across multiple European markets with locally branded variants.
Collected more as ephemera than as banknotes proper, they turn up frequently in mixed lots. The paper is light and the printing quality well below commercial banknote standards.