50 centu 1922 — Lithuania ( Pick: 4 )
Banknote description
The dimensions of the banknote are 150 x 80 mm. It is signed by D.L.K. Gediminas and was printed at the Andreas Haase printing office located in Prague.
The chervonets series of banknotes was introduced in Lithuania in 1922, marking the establishment of the country's own currency following independence.
Specifications
- Signed by
- D.L.K. Gediminas
- Date of issue
- November 16, 1922
- Printing office
- Andreas Haase, Prague
- Colour
- Dark green and brown on the front; red and brown on the back
- Dimensions
- 150 x 80 mm
- Pick catalog
- 4
About this banknote
**About this banknote**
The Bank of Lithuania issued the 50 centu banknote in 1922 during the country's efforts to stabilize its economy after gaining independence. This series aimed to establish a national currency system, replacing previous currencies used during and post World War I. The banknote was printed by Andreas Haase in Prague, reflecting the international collaboration for Lithuanian monetary independence.
The banknote features a dark green and brown color scheme with the denomination "50 CENTU" prominently displayed. The front showcases the Vytis, a symbol of Lithuania, along with signatures, including D.L.K. Gediminas. Measuring 150 x 80 mm, it is cataloged as Pick number 4, highlighting its unique design and historical importance in Lithuania's financial history.
