Overview

A set of three uncirculated banknotes of the National Bank of Cambodia – 500, 200 and 100 Riels (dated 2014 and 2022). The fronts carry royal portraits with the naga serpent and the royal coat of arms, and the backs show Cambodian landmarks: a modern bridge over the Tonle Sap, a Phnom Penh pavilion and the Silver Pagoda. Together the three notes carry a face value of 800 Riels.

Key Features & Details:

• Country: Cambodia
• Issuer: National Bank of Cambodia
• Currency: Cambodian Riel (KHR)
• Set: 3 banknotes – 500, 200 and 100 Riels
• Condition: UNC (Uncirculated) – all notes
• Delivered: The exact notes shown in the photographs

The Notes (highest denomination first):

1. 500 Riels – 2014

• Front: A portrait of King Norodom Sihamoni, the royal coat of arms and a naga (seven-headed serpent) ornament, in pink and red tones
• Back: The Chroy Changvar (Japanese-Cambodian Friendship) Bridge over the Tonle Sap river with a stone relief and a Khmer monument
• Serial Number: នច 3971443

2. 200 Riels – 2022

• Front: A portrait of the young Norodom Sihanouk, a naga ornament and the royal coat of arms, in green, blue and gold tones
• Back: The Silver Pagoda-style Chan Chhaya Pavilion in Phnom Penh beside a seated royal statue
• Serial Number: កក 9813518

3. 100 Riels – 2014

• Front: A portrait of the young Norodom Sihanouk beside a seated Buddha under a naga hood, in orange and brown tones
• Back: The Royal Palace’s Silver Pagoda with a Buddha statue, in brown and orange tones
• Serial Number: ជន 4859012

Collector Value:

Colourful modern Cambodian notes with Khmer script and royal portraits – a good trio for a Southeast Asian currency collection.

Please Note:

Sold only as one complete set of three notes – the notes are not sold individually. The notes in the photographs, with the serial numbers listed above, are the exact notes you will receive.