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Notes Of General Aung San, Father Of The Myanmar State: 1 Kyat (Myanmar, 1972)-Reference

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Apr 25, 2022

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Updated: Apr 21, 2024

This small Burmese banknote represents the 1st denomination of the Third Kyat (Series 1979). The observe features a portrait of General Aung San (1915-1947). The reverse depicts a traditional Burmese loom. (Note Size: 125 x 60 mm or 4.92 x 2.36 in)

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Reverse

Third Kyat Gallery (Series 1979)

1 Kyat-Observe
1 Kyat-Reverse
5 Kyats-Observe
5 Kyats-Reverse
10 Kyats-Observe
10 Kyats-Reverse
25 Kyats-Observe
25 Kyats-Reverse
50 Kyats-Observe
50 Kyats-Reverse
100 Kyats-Observe
1900 Kyats-Reverse

(Gallery will be updated as more banknotes are databased)

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