VIETNAM SOUTH 100 DONG 1966 VIỆT NAM DUYET HERO WATERMARK

Description: South Vietnam 100 Dong 1966 P#19a Le Van Duyet Watermark The South Vietnam 100 Dong 1966 P#19b UNC banknote stands as a poignant symbol of a bygone era, encapsulating the economic, political, and social tumult of South Vietnam during the mid-1960s. This period was marked by significant upheaval, as South Vietnam navigated the challenges of the Vietnam War, internal political strife, and the quest for national identity and stability. The issuance of the 100 Dong note in 1966 occurred against this backdrop of intense conflict and was part of an effort to establish a stable currency system that could support the war-torn economy and assert the nation's sovereignty. The design of the South Vietnam 100 Dong 1966 P#19b is a testament to the country's rich cultural heritage and its aspirations amidst adversity. The obverse of the banknote prominently features the portrait of President Nguyen Van Thieu, symbolizing the authority and governance of the Republic of Vietnam during a critical juncture in its history. The reverse side illustrates the National Assembly Building in Saigon, representing the legislative aspirations of the country and its commitment to governance and civil order. The selection of these images, along with the banknote's intricate designs and vibrant colors, serve not only as a medium of exchange but also as a powerful symbol of national identity and resilience. Issuer South Vietnam Ruling authority Military Revolutionary Council (1963-1967) Type Standard banknote Year 1966 Value 100 Đồng Currency Southern đồng (1953-1975) Composition Paper Size 147 × 73 mm Shape Rectangular This banknote is crisp and in excellent condition. It has been sealed in plastic for at least the last 60 years. Please check out our other items in our eBay Store!!! We will combine shipping!

Price: 20 USD

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