Romania 2 Lei 1914 | Katz Auction

The Romania 2 Lei 1914 is a historical item that holds great significance in the numismatic world. This coin is made of silver and features the portrait of Carol I, who was the first King of Romania. The coin is cataloged as KM# 43 and has the reference number N# 9882. It is considered to be in Almost Uncirculated (AUNC) condition, which means it has minimal wear and retains most of its original luster. This particular coin was minted during the reign of King Carol I, who ruled Romania from 1866 until his death in 1914. Carol I played a pivotal role in the modernization and development of Romania as a nation. Under his leadership, Romania gained independence from the Ottoman Empire and experienced significant economic and social progress. The 2 Lei denomination was commonly used in Romania during the early 20th century. It served as a medium of exchange for daily transactions and was widely circulated among the Romanian population. Owning a Romania 2 Lei 1914 coin is not only a testament to the rich history of Romania but also a valued collector's item for numismatists worldwide. Its silver composition, detailed design, and association with King Carol I make it a cherished piece of Romanian numismatic heritage.

N° 2504 | Romania 2 Lei 1914

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