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10 Kyats

Issuer Central Bank of Myanmar
Year 1996-1997
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Printer Security Printing Works (Wazi), Myanmar
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Obverse description Predominantly purple and blue intaglio print with a large chinthe vignette at centre-right, the mythical lion-dragon guardian rendered in fine line engraving and set against a multicolour guilloche underprint of rosette patterns in teal and ochre. The Burmese numeral ၁၀ enclosed within an ornate cartouche occupies the upper left, while the denomination numeral 10 appears at upper right, and a red serial number is printed at lower left. The printer's name appears in small text along the lower margin.
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Reverse description Predominantly pink and blue multicolour print centred on an intaglio vignette of the royal karaweik barge, a traditional Burmese ceremonial vessel surmounted by a multi-tiered pyatthat pavilion, set upon a stylised waterway against a fine guilloche background. A decorative diamond-shaped cartouche occupies the left margin, while the denomination numeral 10 appears in a scalloped panel at upper right. The denomination in Arabic numerals and English lettering is displayed in the lower panel against a wave-pattern guilloche band.
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Myanmar's Security Printing Works at Wazi — established with German technical assistance in the 1970s — had by the mid-1990s taken over production of the full kyat series, displacing foreign printers entirely. A print run of just over twelve million is modest for a denomination in active daily use, suggesting either a short issue window or that companion print runs exist under adjacent serial ranges not yet fully catalogued.

The watermark is the sole security feature, a notably thin specification for the period.

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