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Brief description About the note: The 2001–2007 series from the National Bank of Cambodia is a significant part of the country's numismatic heritage during the reign of King Norodom Sihanouk. The banknote blends deep national symbolism with traditional Cambodian art elements.

Obverse: Features a dark brown and dark green color scheme. It includes a portrait of King Norodom Sihanouk on the right and a Naga (mythical snake) head on the left. The center background displays a scene of a dog towing a wagon.

Reverse: Executed in dark grey on a predominantly green multicolored underprint. It features the Bridge of Kampong Kdei (Siemreap Province) in the center.

Collection Value: This note is a must-have for collectors specializing in Southeast Asian currency. The combination of the King's portrait, the mythical Naga, and an iconic engineering landmark makes it a valuable historical artifact from the era of the second riel.
Quantity 2
Banknote material Paper
Main theme of the reverse Bridges
Main theme of the obverse Prominent men
Main color Green
Issuing bank National Bank of Cambodia
Currency name Rial
Banknote type Circulating
Country Cambodia
Orientation Horizontal
Year 2004
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5000 Riels, Cambodia, 2004, UNC

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SKU: 005127
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