Romanian banknote (50,000 Lei) is a distinctive historical piece as it represents the transitional phase in the Romanian economy before joining the European Union. Here is a detailed presentation of its most important technical and aesthetic specifications: 1. Design and Symbols (Front) Main Figure: Romanian musician George Enescu (1881-1955), accompanied by an orchestra conductor's baton and musical notes. Floral Ornaments: The carnation flower (Dianthus dianthus) appears in the center, symbolizing Romania's natural beauty. Security Features: It contains a transparent window (in the polymer version) and color-shifting areas that are difficult to counterfeit []. 2. Back Cultural Landmark: Depicts the Romanian Athenaeum in Bucharest, the country's most important concert hall. Piano: Features a drawing of a piano and musical notes taken from Enescu's opera "Oedipe". Mysterious Statue: Shows a drawing of "The Sphinx" located in the Romanian Bucegi Mountains. 3. Technical Specifications Feature | Details Material | Polymer (flexible plastic) - 2000 issue [] Dimensions | 155 × 70 mm Predominant Color | Purple and light violet Issuing Authority | National Bank of Romania (Banca Națională a României) 4. Why is it of interest to collectors? First Plastic Currency: Romania was one of the first European countries to adopt polymer technology in its banknotes []. Circulation Rarity: Due to the removal of zeros in 2005, most of these notes were destroyed, making the remaining copies in good condition sought after by collectors. Condition: Very excellent Price: 35﷼ only. Limited quantity available. 🚨 Clearance Price🚨