Saùng-Gauk, The Ancient Harp Of Asia: 50 Pyas (Myanmar, 1994)-Reference
The Union of Myanmar also known as Burma, uses a currency named after an ancient Burmese measurement called kyattha. One kyattha was...
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Saùng-Gauk, The Ancient Harp Of Asia: 50 Pyas (Myanmar, 1994)-Reference
Independence, Early Notes Of The Croatian Republic: 100,000 Dinara (Croatia, 1993)-Article
Independence, Early Notes Of The Croatian Republic: 50,000 Dinara (Croatia, 1993)-Article
Independence, Early Notes Of The Croatian Republic: 10,000 Dinara (Croatia, 1992)-Article
Independence, Early Notes Of The Croatian Republic: 5,000 Dinara (Croatia, 1992)-Article
Independence, Early Notes Of The Croatian Republic: 2,000 Dinara (Croatia, 1992)-Article
The Qadisiya Dam, The Great Dam Of Haditha: 250 Dinars (Iraq, 1995)-Reference
The Ancient Cisterns Of Tawila: 100 Rials (Yemen, 1993)-Reference
Notes Of The West African Franc, The Village On Stilts: 1,000 Francs (Ivory Coast, 1997)-Reference
Notes Of The Central African Franc, The Craftsman: 500 Francs (Republic of Congo, 1990)-Reference
Lithuanian Wildlife, The Wisent: 100 Talonas (Lithuania, 1991)- Article
Lithuanian Wildlife, The European Elk: 50 Talonas (Lithuania, 1991)- Article
LIthianian Wildlife, The Beech Marten: 10 Talonas (Lithuania, 1991)- Reference
Lithuanian Wildlife, The Western Osprey: 5 Talonas (Lithuania, 1991)- Reference
Notes Of The Restored Latvian Republic: 20 Rubļi (Latvia, 1992)-Reference
Notes Of The Restored Latvian Republic: 5 Rubļi (Latvia, 1992)-Reference
Lithuanian Wildlife, Mistle Thrush: 10 Talonas (Lithuania, 1992)-Reference
Lithuanian Wildlife, Roe Deer: 200 Talonas (Lithuania, 1993)-Reference
Lithuanian Wildlife, Eurasian Black Grouse: 50 Talonas (Lithuania, 1992)-Reference
Madagascar, The Land Of Great Fertility: 25,000 Francs (Madagascar, 1998)-Reference