Transnistria Lot of 5 Banknotes 1994 (ND)

The Transnistria Lot of 5 Banknotes 1994 (ND) is a collection of banknotes from the country of Transnistria. Transnistria is a self-proclaimed republic located in the eastern part of Moldova, bordering Ukraine. It declared independence in 1990 but is not internationally recognized. The banknotes included in this lot are marked with the following identification numbers: P# 5, 7, 9, 11, and 13. These numbers refer to the catalog numbers used by collectors to identify and categorize banknotes. The term "ND" stands for "no date," indicating that the banknotes do not bear a specific year of issue. The condition of the banknotes is described as VF+ (Very Fine+), which suggests that they are in good condition with minimal wear and tear. This makes the collection desirable for collectors who appreciate well-preserved banknotes. The banknotes from Transnistria were issued during a period of political instability and economic uncertainty. Following the breakup of the Soviet Union in 1991, Transnistria sought to establish its own independent state. However, this move was not recognized by the international community, leading to ongoing tensions and a lack of official recognition for Transnistria as a separate country. The banknotes issued by Transnistria during this time reflect the region's aspiration for independence and its efforts to establish a functioning monetary system. Collecting these banknotes offers a unique glimpse into the history and political dynamics of Transnistria during the early 1990s.

N° 588 | Transnistria Lot of 5 Banknotes 1994 (ND)

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