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Obverse : Chinese lions, also known as Fu lions or guardian lions, are traditional statues made of stone, bronze, or ceramics. They are commonly placed in front of temples, palaces, and important buildings to provide protection and attract good fortune. The lions are typically found in pairs: the male holds a globe under one paw, while the female holds a lion cub under her paw. These statues symbolize power, protection, and prosperity.
Reverse : Karaweik Hall is an iconic building in Yangon, Myanmar, built in 1974. Shaped like a traditional Burmese royal barge, it sits on Kandawgyi Lake.
Country...............................
Myanmar (Burma)
Face Value..........................
1 Kyat
Quality................................
New, UNC
Year....................................
1996 (Not Dated)
Signature(s).........................
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Printer................................
Composition.......................
Paper
Dimensions (mm)................
110 x 55
Reference............................
P69 (World Paper Money)
Specificity...........................
Undated banknote
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