100 Cambodian Riel World Banknote issued in 2014 Gem Unc Very Unique and rare

100 Cambodian Riel World Banknote issued in 2014 Gem Unc Very Unique and rare

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HSN: 970500

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The image shows a 100 Cambodian Riel banknote issued in 2014. Key details of the banknote include:

Currency: Cambodian Riel (KHR)

Denomination: 100 Riels
Year of Issue: 2014
Obverse: Features a portrait of King Father Norodom Sihanouk as a young monk, a depiction of the Royal Palace in Phnom Penh, and traditional Khmer script.
Reverse: Displays a Khmer statue and Wat Preah Keo temple.
Material: Paper
Dimensions: 140 mm x 65 mm or 130mm x 60mm
Security Features: Includes micro-script and potentially other security measures to prevent counterfeiting.
Exchange Rate: As of April 2025, the unofficial fixed exchange rate is around 4,100 KHR to 1 U.S. dollar. However, it's important to note that exchange rates can fluctuate.
Usage: While the official currency is the Riel, the U.S. dollar is also widely accepted in Cambodia, especially for commercial transactions. It's recommended to have some U.S. dollars in cash when traveling to Cambodia.

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100 Cambodian Riel World Banknote issued in 2014 Gem Unc Very Unique and rare

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