Cambodia, The Past And Present: 1,000 Riels (Cambodia, 1999)-Reference
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With our extensive list of world coins and banknotes. Our articles showcase the story of each piece. Focusing on the unique people, artifacts, and wildlife they feature. As one can not fully appreciate a banknote without knowing its story.
Angkor Wat, The Temple City: 50 Riels (Cambodia, 1979)-Reference
Mabini, The Brain Of The Revolution: 1 Peso (Philippines, 1949)-Reference
Japanese Invasion Notes, Burma: 100 Rupees (Imperial Japan, 1944)-Reference
Notes Of The Conflicted Colony: 20 Escudos (Portuguese Timor, 1967)-Reference
Conquering Hunger, Coins Of The FAO: 10 Pyas (Myanmar, 1991)-Article
Notes Of The Pathet Lao, Aspiration For A Future: 20 Kip (Laos, 1968)-Article
Notes Of The Pathet Lao, Aspiration For A Future: 10 Kip (Laos, 1968)-Article
Notes Of The Royal Kip, Wat Hosian: 20 Kip (Laos, 1962)-Reference
Notes Of The Royal Kip, Wat Luang Temple: 50 Kip (Laos, 1962)-Reference
Notes Of The Royal Kip, Lake Tonlé Sap: 1,000 Kip (Laos, 1962)-Reference
Notes Of The Royal Kip, Bousra Falls: 200 Kip (Kingdom Of Laos, 1962)-Reference
Notes Of The Lao PDR, Opening New Markets: 100 Kip (Laos, 1979)-Article
Notes Of The Reformed Dinar, The Maiden: 100,000 Dinara (Yugoslavia, 1993)-Article
Notes Of The January Dinar, The Writer-Philosopher: 5,000 Dinara (Yugoslavia, 1994)-Article
Notes Of the Royal Kip, The Deva: 1 Kip (Kingdom Of Laos, 1962)-Article
Notes Of the Royal Kip, The Asian Elephant: 5 Kip (Kingdom Of Laos, 1962)-Article
Hanoi's One Pillared Pagoda: 20 Dong (Vietnam, 1985)-Reference
Candi Borobudur, The Great Buddhist Pyramid: 10,000 Rupiah (Indonesia, 1992)-Reference
The Javan Rhinoceros, The Rarest Of The Rhinos: 100 Rupiah (Indonesia, 1977)-Reference