SCWPM PR5 TBB B305a 2 Dong Vietnamese Banknote Very Fine VF (1963)
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| SCWPM | The Banknote Book | Prefix / Suffix | Denom | Unit | Year | Grade | Price | Stock |
| Item | Price | Stock | ||||||
| PR5 | TBB B305a | 2 | dong | (1963) | VF | £ 4.00 | In Stock | |
| PR5 TBB B305a 2 dong (1963) VF | £ 4.00 | In Stock | ||||||
| Uy Ban Trung U'O'ng. (NLF) National Front for the Liberation of South Vietnam Scarce Unissued Series - Seized by US forces. Looks possibly water damaged as paper rippled/wavy and slight discolouration. Stains.Most notes were destroyed | ||||||||
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Features:
Looks possibly water damaged as paper rippled/wavy and slight discolouration. Women hiking. Men in boats. No security thread. Watermark: Star pattern. National Liberation Front.(NLF)
The notes were authorised by the NLF through its Central Committee
These notes were never unissued as they were stored in Cambodia awaiting the capture of Saigon.
The notes were seized during a military operation between the United States and South Vietnam that began on 29 April 1970 and lasted 63 days.
Printer: CPF Central Printing Factory in Shanghai, People's Republic of China.
The notes were authorised by the NLF through its Central Committee
These notes were never unissued as they were stored in Cambodia awaiting the capture of Saigon.
The notes were seized during a military operation between the United States and South Vietnam that began on 29 April 1970 and lasted 63 days.
Printer: CPF Central Printing Factory in Shanghai, People's Republic of China.