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South Viet Nam 100 Dong (1960) |
Item Code: VNS-18 |
Obverse:
Lower House Assembly of South Vietnam (1956-1975), Saigon
Opera House (pre-1956), now Municipal Theatre of Ho Chi Minh City. Mythical vietnamese lion symbolising Múa Lân (Lion Dance). Multiple mini dragons within the design of the note. Reverse: Dong Cam Dam on Da Rang river 30 km from Tuy Hoa city. Watermark: Clumping bamboo. Signatures: Nguyen Van Dong (Chief Inspector - Tong-Kiem-Tra); Tu Van Quy (Thu-Quy Trung-Uong). Dominant colour: Brown. Security thread: Vertical, solid, 1/2 mm wide. Issuer: National Bank of Viet-Nam. Date of First Issue: 24 October 1960. Artist: Unknown. Legal tender: No. Date of withdrawal: 22 September 1975. Material: Cotton paper. Printer: Thomas De La Rue & Company Limited. |
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Dimensions: 158 x 77 mm |
Texts:
Ngan-Hang Quoc-Gia Viet-Nam. Mot Tram
Dong. One Hundred Dong. Hinh luat phat kho-sai nhung ke
nao gia-mao |
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