Juclandian avo

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Juclandian avo
Denominations
Pluralavos
Symbol₳ or A/-
BanknotesDigital currency
CoinsDigital currency
Demographics
Date of introduction1 July 2018
User(s)Juclandian Pragma
Issuance
Central bankBank of Juclandia
Valuation
Pegged withEuro
Value0.10€

The avo (ISO 4217 code JCA) is the national currency of Juclandia. It was introduced on the 1st of July 2018, replacing the leu. The avo is a fully digital currency, and the Bank of Juclandia no longer issues banknotes and coins. It is the preferred currency of use in the region of Jucăreni, while in Lenia the Romanian leu is more widespread. However, the Juclandian government no longer recognises the Romanian leu as legal tender, and all transactions in hard currency are now done using the euro.

Juclandian leu
A 100 lei banknote
Denominations
Subunit
 1/20ban
Abolished in June 2014
Plurallei
 banbani
Symbol
Banknotes5 J£, 10 J£, 25 J£, 50 J£ 100 J£
Demographics
Date of introduction2006
Date of withdrawal1 July 2018
Replaced byJuclandian avo
User(s)None, previously:
 Juclandia
Issuance
Central bankNational Bank of Juclandia
Valuation
Pegged withRomanian leu
Value0.20 L
This infobox shows the latest status before this currency was rendered obsolete.

The leu ([lew], plural lei [lej]; ISO 4217 code JCL) was the currency of Juclandia from 2006 to 2018. It had been subdivided into 20 bani (singular ban) before the subdivision was abolished in June 2014. The leu was originally introduced in 2006 as the SSDR leu, but its use became widespread after independence, in 2008.


Overview

Banknotes

December 2006 series

In 2006, when the leu was officially introduced, Juclandia lacked a printing plant so it was impossible for the government to get a proper series of currency. In response, the Ministry of Finance declared that Monopoly money would be used as legal tender with a special stamp on them, on which is was written "LEI SSDR" (SSDR leu, SSDR coming from the "Socialist Democratic State of Romania", the official name of Juclandia at that time).

March 2011 series

Image
Note 1 J£ 3 J£ 5 J£ 10 J£
Size 110 x 50 millimeters
Colour Yellow and brown Blue and brown Brown and beige Dark red
Description Printing stopped in December 2011; removed from circulation Printing stopped in December 2012
Image
Note 25 J£ 50 J£ 100 J£
Size 110 x 50 millimeters
Colour Dark green and brown Green Blue
Description Printing stopped in September–December 2012
Portrait of Tudor Vladimirescu Portrait of Alexandru Ioan Cuza Portrait of Nicolae Bălcescu

September 2011 Series

Image Value Dimensions Main colour Description
File:5 LEI.png 5 J£ 11 x 5 cm Black and Pink -

December 2012 Series

Image Value Dimensions Main colour Description
5 J£ 8 x 3.5 cm Grey Orthodox theme
10 J£ 9.5 x 4 cm Burgundy red Timișoara Orthodox Cathedral; downtown of the same city
25 J£ 10 x 4.5 cm Golden Moscow Red Square
50 J£ 11 x 5 cm Green Plaza de la Revolución, Havana, Cuba
100 J£ 12 x 5.5 cm Blue Palace of the Parliament, Bucharest, Romania

Exchange rate

As of July 2012, the Juclandian Leu is fully convertible with other currencies. The adoption of the 5 J£/1 RON rate has paved the way to a considerable amount of foreign reserves, thus the Leu becoming freely convertible at any time anywhere.


Preceded by: Currency of Juclandia Succeded by:
Juclandian JucEuro 2006 - present Incumbent