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Romania - Monetary Reform (1952-1966) Coins

The official currency of Romania is the Romanian leu (RON), introduced in 2005 as a successor to the old leu. The Romanian monetary system has undergone several changes throughout its history, reflecting the country's political and economic transformations.

Current currency in circulation

The modern Romanian leu is divided into 100 bani and is available in coins of 1, 5, 10 and 50 bani, as well as banknotes of 1, 5, 10, 50, 100, 200 and 500 lei. The National Bank of Romania is responsible for issuing and regulating the currency. Since its introduction, the leu has maintained relative stability, although it has experienced fluctuations against other major currencies.

Monetary history and highlights

Prior to the current leu, Romania used different monetary systems, including the old leu introduced in 1867. An important milestone in Romanian numismatics was the issuance of the first gold coin in 1868, known as the "20 lei". During the communist period, the leu underwent several devaluations. In 2005, a monetary reform was implemented that eliminated four zeros from the old leu, giving rise to the current currency and marking a new chapter in the country's economic history.

Country Romania
Flag
Coin Leu (RON)
1€ 5,00lei
Continent Europa
Capital city Bucharest
ISO2 RO
ISO3 ROU
Catalogued coins 324

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Ancient coins of Romania

To facilitate their classification, we have decided to organise the coins according to their historical period, you can consult the coins by historical numismatic categories of Romania.

Reigns 1866-1947 Monetary Reform 1947-1947 People's Republic 1947-1952 Monetary Reform 1952-1966 Socialist Republic 1966-1992 Current Republic 1992-2005 Monetary Reform 2006-?

The most valuable coins

The most valuable Romania - Monetary Reform (1952-1966) coins and sought after by collectors according to Foronum statistics are the following:

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The valuation of these coins has been achieved through a meticulous algorithm that considers the current market, taking into account aspects such as material, weight, diameter, edge, year of mintage, mint of manufacture and the number of coins produced. Coins with limited mintages and in good condition are usually among the most valuable.

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1 ban

KM#81.2 FO#9096
Price 0,01€
Year 1953-1954

3 bani

KM#82.1 FO#16899
Price 0,01€
Year 1952

3 bani

KM#82.2 FO#8790
Price 0,81€
Year 1953-1954

5 bani

KM#83.1 FO#12341
Year 1952

5 bani

KM#83.2 FO#10009
Price 0,28€-0,89€
Year 1953-1957

10 bani

KM#84.1 FO#16898
Year 1952

10 bani

KM#84.2 FO#12342
Year 1954

10 bani

KM#84.3 FO#10100
Price 0,75€
Year 1955-1956

25 bani

KM#85.1 FO#12343
Year 1952

25 bani

KM#85.2 FO#12344
Year 1953-1954

25 bani

KM#85.3 FO#12345
Year 1955

50 bani

KM#86 FO#12346
Year 1955-1956

15 bani

KM#87 FO#8833
Price 0,15€
Year 1960

25 bani

KM#88 FO#9091
Price 0,25€
Year 1960

5 bani

KM#89 FO#8469
Year 1963

1 leu

KM#90 FO#3306
Price 0,75€-1,00€
Year 1963

3 lei

KM#91 FO#9092
Price 0,55€
Year 1963

25 bani

KM#94 FO#630
Price 0,15€
Year 1966

1 leu

KM#95 FO#629
Price 0,19€-0,53€
Year 1966

3 lei

KM#96 FO#866
Price 0,21€
Year 1966

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