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Talonu banknotes of Lithuania (1991-1993):

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First issue of talonas:
Lithuania, 0.10 talonu Lithuania, 0.10 talonu Lithuania, 0.10 talonu Lithuania, 0.10 talonu
Lithuania, 0.20 talonu Lithuania, 0.20 talonu Lithuania, 0.50 talonu Lithuania, 0.50 talonu
Lithuania, 1 talonu 1991, P32a Lithuania, 1 talonu 1991, P32a Lithuania, 1 talonu 1991, P32b Lithuania, 1 talonu 1991, P32b
Lithuania, 3 talonu 1991, P33a Lithuania, 3 talonu 1991, P33a Lithuania, 3 talonu 1991, P33b Lithuania, 3 talonu 1991, P33b
Lithuania, 5 talonu 1991, P34a Lithuania, 5 talonu 1991, P34a Lithuania, 10 talonu 1991, P35b Lithuania, 10 talonu 1991, P35b
Lithuania, 25 talonu 1991, P36b Lithuania, 25 talonu 1991, P36b Lithuania, 50 talonu 1991, P37b Lithuania, 50 talonu 1991, P37b
Lithuania, 100 talonu 1991, P38b Lithuania, 100 talonu 1991, P38b
Second issue of talonas:
Lithuania, 1 talonu 1992, P39 Lithuania, 1 talonu 1992, P39 Lithuania, 10 talonu 1992, P40 Lithuania, 10 talonu 1992, P40
Lithuania, 100 talonu 1992, P42a Lithuania, 100 talonu 1992, P42a Lithuania, 200 talonu 1992, P43a Lithuania, 200 talonu 1992, P43a
Lithuania, 200 talonu 1993, P45 Lithuania, 200 talonu 1993, P45 Lithuania, 500 talonu 1992, P44 Lithuania, 500 talonu 1992, P44
Lithuania, 500 talonu 1993, P46 Lithuania, 500 talonu 1993, P46
Error note:
Lithuania, 0.10 talonu 1991, error printing Lithuania, 0.10 talonu 1991, error printing

Before Lithuania was forced to join the Soviet Union, it's legal tender was lit. In 1991, after the split of the USSR, Lithuania was among the first republics to refuse from the soviet rouble. They introduced transitional money, called talonu, and in three years lit was restored as the legal tender. 1 lit equals 100 cents.

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