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1 Kyat, Burma, 1953 (Third kyat) Silver The obverse features two tusker

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The obverse features two tusker elephants

and a population of 13

an year after Sukarno - regarded as Father of the Nation in Indonesia - was deposed from power

This was the last banknote of 10 Riyals to be issued in Iran

1 Kyat, Burma, 1953 (Third kyat) Silver The obverse features two tusker1 Kyat banknote of Burma, issued by the Union Bank of Burma in 1953. This was the third kyat, introduced in 1952 replaced the rupee, and continues to be the currency of Myanmar to date. The pattern is similar to the earlier post independence notes of Burma, with a peacock on one side and a boat on the other. The banknote also has the image of a peacock as the watermark. This is a Rare note. Read more about this note here Notes are part of a lot. The

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