1991 Lithunia 0,5 Talonas, Error – misprint word “bau..iama”, UNC

In 1992 October 1 In the Republic of Lithuania, temporary money Talonas - ``Coupon`` were introduced, rubles were withdrawn from circulation. A talonas - a national monetary unit - has become a legal means of payment in Lithuania. It was then that the national monetary system was created. In 1992 talonia of the new model were issued (although talonai of the 1991 issue were also allowed to be used).

Discover the unique 1991 Lithuania 0.5 Talonas banknote, a rare collectible featuring an intriguing error with the misprint of the word ``baudžiama,`` displayed as ``bau..iama.`` This UNC (Uncirculated) banknote showcases the early post-independence currency of Lithuania, which was introduced to replace the Soviet ruble. The misprint makes this note not only a functional piece of currency but also a fascinating artifact for collectors and history enthusiasts. The 0.5 Talonas reflects the significant transition Lithuania underwent during this period, as it established its own monetary system and identity. With its vibrant design and historical importance, this banknote is a must-have for anyone interested in Lithuanian numismatics or the region's tumultuous history.