The Romanian National Bank (BNR) in Bucharest is one of the most valuable public buildings in the capital, dating back to the end of the 19th century, and its monumental building is a landmark of the architectural development of Bucharest at that time and reflects the history of an institution that played an important role in promoting modern Romania and in The Great Union Project of 1918. Those who visit the Romanian National Bank Museum can discover not only the ancient palace of the Bank but also one of the most valuable collections of coins in Romania, covering more than two thousand years of history.