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| 背面描述 | The central field presents the Burmese numeral '၁' (one) prominently at upper center, with the Burmese inscription 'တပဲ' (one pe) immediately below, together denoting the denomination. The date is rendered in Burmese numerals at the lower field. Flanking and framing the central inscriptions are two symmetrical ornate foliate and floral scroll branches rising from the base and arching inward at the top to form a wreath-like surround. No additional legend appears on the reverse. The composition is contained within the twelve-notch scalloped border consistent with the obverse. |
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| 边缘 | Plain, scalloped |
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The Union Bank of Burma was established in 1948, just months after independence from Britain, and tasked almost immediately with replacing the currency infrastructure inherited from the colonial period. These small copper-nickel pieces were among the first coins issued under that mandate — Burma had no functioning mint of its own and contracted production abroad while building sovereign financial institutions from scratch. The political situation was anything but stable; communist insurgencies and ethnic armed conflicts were already fracturing the new state before this series even completed its run.