Following is an official table of the Romanian tender -- the lei - to the value of the US $ extracted from R. L. Bidwell, Currency Conversion Tables, London: R. Collings, 1970, p 41-42.
| January 1930 | 168.31 | lei to 1 U.S. $ |
| January 1931 | 168.31 | lei to 1 U.S. $ |
| October 1931 | 169.23 | lei to 1 U.S. $ |
| January 1932 | 166.67 | lei to 1 U.S. $ |
| January 1933 | 169.64 | lei to 1 U.S. $ |
| January 1934 | 109.00 | lei to 1 U.S. $ |
| January 1935 | 98.38 | lei to 1 U.S. $ |
| August 1935 | 126.77 | lei to 1 U.S. $ |
| January 1936 | 141.26 | lei to 1 U.S. $ |
| January 1937 | 140.78 | lei to 1 U.S. $ |
| January 1938 | 140.12 | lei to 1 U.S. $ |
| January 1938 | 140.12 | lei to 1 U.S. $ |
| There are no exchange rates available during the war. | ||
| February 1947 | 150,195 | lei to 1 U.S. $ |
| March 1947 | 225,195 | lei to 1 U.S. $ |
| June 1947 | 650,188 | lei to 1 U.S. $ |
| In July 1947 there was a revaluation of the leu. | ||
| August 1947 | 150.00 | lei to 1 U.S. $ |
| The above rate continued until October 1949, when the lei was linked to the ruble and revalued again. | ||
| February 1952 | 11.20 | lei to 1 U.S. $ |
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