27 mm, brass face value 5 BANI, outer pearl circle	circular inscription FABRICELE DE LA SINAIA meaning SINAIA FACTORIES, year 1896 between six-rays stars, inner pearl circle, in the middle EMIL COSTINESCU and an adornment, outer pearl circle
29.5 mm, copper-nickel alloy face value 1 LEŬ	circular inscription FABRICELE DE LA SINAIA meaning SINAIA FACTORIES, year 1893 between adornments (six-rays stars with pearls on both sides), inner linear circle, in the middle EMIL COSTINESCU
29 mm, 5.8 g, copper-nickel alloy face value 2 LEI	circular inscription FABRICELE DE LA SINAIA meaning SINAIA FACTORIES, year 1893 between adornments (six-rays stars with pearls on both sides), inner linear circle, in the middle EMIL COSTINESCU

Emil Costinescu (1844 - 1921) was an economist and a liberal politician, several times deputy and minister of finances. Likely the token was used at Costinescu's factories located at Sinaia and in the surroundings: a nail factory (which, according to internet information, was as well producing wire, nuts and rivets), a hydraulic lime factory and a lumber factory. The current MEFIN (acronym for Mecanică Fină) factory at Sinaia is a descendent of the nail factory established in 1891.

Great thanks to Mr. Sorin Claudiu Tranulea, through whose kindness the images of the 2 lei token appear on the website.