22 mm diameter, 3.92 g, copper-nickel alloy, flat edge denomination "10 BANI", a laurel and an oak branch tied by a ribbon, year 1905, outer pearl circle	crown and ROMANIA on a ribbon, outer pearl circle
22 mm diameter, 3.9 g, copper-nickel alloy, flat edge denomination "10 BANI", year 1905, two pentagonal separating signs, outer pearl circle	crown and ROMANIA on a ribbon, outer pearl circle; the ribbon with ROMANIA is placed near the central hole
22 mm diameter, 3.9 g, copper 75%, nickel 25%, flat edge denomination "10 BANI", year 1905, two pentagonal separating signs, outer pearl circle

Romanian numismatics knows lots of monetary patterns, many of them being presented inside monograph Monede şi bancnote româneşti (Romanian Coins and Banknotes) by George Buzdugan, Octavian Luchian and Constantin Oprescu (1977). The first pattern on the page appears at position 210c and was struck at Brussel.

Click here to see the business strike of 10 bani 1905 coin.

The first 10 bani 1905 pattern pictures above are present on the site through the kind permission of an anonymous donor.

The second 10 bani 1905 pattern pictures above are present on the site through the kind permission of Mr. J. Ardelean.

The third 10 bani 1905 pattern pictures above present a piece struck at Hamburg Mint (with mintmark J). These pictures are present on Romanian coins through the kind permission of Mr. C.C. from Germany.