Overview
Issued by the Central Bank of Myanmar, this 200 Kyats banknote highlights traditional Burmese iconography and historical industry. The obverse displays a prominent Chinthe—a revered mythical leogryph guardian found at the entrances of Burmese temples—while the reverse features a trained elephant moving teak logs alongside its mahout in a dense forest. Preserved in Uncirculated (UNC) condition.

Key Features & Details:

* Country: Myanmar

* Denomination: 200 Kyats

* Printer: Security Printing Wazi (Myanmar)

* Condition: UNC (Uncirculated) – Crisp original paper with sharp corners, pristine original sheen, and zero handling marks.

* Obverse (Front): Stylized Chinthe leogryph statue on the right, ornate guilloche patterns, central Burmese denomination text, and serial number in red.

* Reverse (Back): Detailed engraving of a working elephant hauling teak timber logs in a forest with its rider, surrounded by ornamental borders and “CENTRAL BANK OF MYANMAR” title.

* Serial Number: VF 8722727 (Exact note shown in photos will be delivered)

Collector Value:
An essential piece for collectors of Southeast Asian paper money, wildlife motifs, working animals, or cultural heritage currency.