20 Mongolian Togrog World Banknote issued in 2014 Gem Unc Very Unique and rare

20 Mongolian Togrog World Banknote issued in 2014 Gem Unc Very Unique and rare

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The image shows a 20 Mongolian Tugrik banknote. Issued by Mongolbank, this banknote features Damdinii Sükhbaatar, a key figure in Mongolia's 1921 revolution, on the obverse side, along with the Soyombo symbol. The reverse side depicts horses grazing in a field. The banknote also includes security features such as a solid security thread and a Chinggis Khaan watermark.

Key details of the 20 Mongolian Tugrik banknote:

Currency: Mongolian Tugrik (MNT)

Denomination: 20 Tugrik
Obverse: Features Damdinii Sükhbaatar and the Soyombo symbol.
Reverse: Depicts horses grazing in a field.
Security Features: Includes a solid security thread and a Chinggis Khaan watermark.
Dimensions: 130 mm x 64 mm.
Material: Cotton.
Main Colors: Red, orange, yellow, blue, and green.
Date of Issue: Various years, including 2011, 2014, 2017, and 2018.
Signatures: Governor of the Mongol Bank, such as Lhanaasuren Purevdorj in 2011.
Historical Context: Part of the series of banknotes where lower denominations (10, 20, 50, and 100 Tugrik) feature Sükhbaatar, while higher denominations feature Chinggis Khaan.
Exchange Rate (Approximate): As of April 2025, 1 MNT is approximately 0.025 INR or 0.00028 USD.

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