Romania. Mihai I. 500 Lei 1941 (No reserve price)
Romania's 500 Lei banknote issued in 1941 under King Mihai I represents a crucial era during World War II when the country was navigating complex alliances and political shifts. This banknote is part of Romania's last series of currency before the communist regime replaced the monarchy. The design often included royal symbols and national motifs reflective of Romanian culture and sovereignty. Collectors value these banknotes for their historical significance, the artistry of mid-century banknote printing, and their role as relics of a vanished monarchical system.
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