Romania Currency

Romania currency is known as Romanian Leu, which means lion. Romania currency is then further divided into 100 bani, which means money. Romanian currency is officially written in the code RON. If we look into the Romania currency history, we find that there is great instability in the Romania currency. Thus, there is a frequent change in the coins that are used in the county. First of all the Romania currency coins were introduced in the year 1867. However, the official banknotes of Romania currency were made publishes in the year 1877.  The banknotes were introduced in the denominations of 5, 10, 20, 50, 100 and 500 lei. There was then subsequent re-introduction of Romania currency with the updated banknotes.

Details About Romania National Currency

Romania currency banknotes have unique colors, and the description of every banknote is different depending upon the picture that is posted on both sides of banknotes. For instance, the Romania currency showing 1 leu is green in color which shows Nicolae Lorga and milkweed gentian on observing side while the cathedral of Curtea de Arges on the reverse side. Romania currency showing 5 lei is violet in color and shows George Enescu on observe side while Romanian Athenaeum on the reverse side. 10 leu is green and pink in color and shows Nicolae Grigorescu on the observe side during the traditional house from the Oltenia on the reverse side. Thus, we see, that Romania currency is an embodiment of unique historical personalities and buildings which the Romanian people honor.

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