13.92 mm diameter, 1.224 g, 90% gold, reeded edge Obverse: ROMANIA, face value 10 LEI, coat of arms of Romania, year 2019, the obverse of the 50 lei gold coin bearing year 1922, representing king Ferdinand I wearing the steel crown of Romania	Reverse: reverse of the 50 lei gold coin bearing year 1922 (representing queen Marie wearing the crown) and inscription ISTORIA AURULUI MONEDA DE 50 LEI 1922 meaning HISTORY OF GOLD 50 LEI 1922 COIN Issuing date: 1st of December 2019 Approved mintage: 1000 coins

This coin reproduces on a reduced scale (the diameter is approximately three times smaller) the 50 lei coin with year 1922. The reproduced piece is 40 mm, and is one of the rarities of Romanian numismatics.

The History of gold series comprises:
- a set of four pieces of 500 old lei featuring the golden cache of Pietroasa (2001),
- the following 100 old lei coins with

- the Dacian helmet of Poiana-Coţofeneşti (1999, 2002 and 2003),

- the eagle from Apahida (2003),

- a Cantacuzinian engolpion (2004),
- the following 10 new lei with

- the Perşinari Hoard (2005),

- the Cucuteni-Băiceni hoard (2006),

- the rhyton of Poroina (2007),

- the Hinova hoard (2008),

- the Someşeni hoard (2010),

- the buckle of Curtea de Argeş (2011),

- the cross from Dinogetia (2011),

- the patera from Pietroasa Hoard (2012),

- the Four Gospels of Hurezi Monastery (2013),

- two ancient gold coins struck at Histria (2014),

- the crown of queen Marie (2015),

- the mace of king Ferdinand (2016),

- the crown of queen Elisabeth (2017),

- the 10 ducats 1600 coin with Michael the Brave (2018),

- the 50 lei with year 1922 coin (2019),

- some late Roman gold artifacts discovered at Carsium (2020),

- the polygonal vessels from the Pietroasa hoard (2022),

- the princely diadem of Buneşti-Avereşti (2023),

- the Apahida hoard (2024).