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Romania 2 Lei 1911
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Moneta
Registered: August 2005
Location: Arizona USA
Posts: 2,365
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King Carol I. I acquired this coin and the 1914 issue to explore the design/engraving work of Tasset. Sure enough the Hammer & Sickle origins for which I am searching is incorporated here, or at least the sickle is. Tasset was the designer/engraver of the earliest appearance of the Hammer and Sickle motif in the Chilean Pesos of 1894/5 (see Chile). This coin design may also serve my project for "National Maiden & Ceres" coins. Mintage for 1911 is the lowest of the 4 year issue at 1M struck.
The pagan pantheons of various Indo-European and Slavic peoples feature a goddess called Mara or Morana, who traditionally held a sickle in her left hand. In Hinduism the goddess of death Kali, sister of Shiva, holds a sickle in her left hand. [VLADIMIR KHUTAREV; "Russia Beyond"]
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Keywords: Romania 2 Lei 1911
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Denomination: 2 Lei
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Reference #: KM 43
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Date/Mintmark: 1911
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Condition: AU
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Weight: 10.0 g.;
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Metal: 0.835 Ag.; .2684 oz. ASW
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