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The obverse carries an intaglio portrait of President Kaysone Phomvihane at left-centre against a multicolour guilloche underprint in pink and green tones. A vignette of That Luang stupa appears to the right of the portrait, framed within a circular rosette. The denomination numeral 100000 is printed in large format at lower right, with the bank title in Lao script across the upper margin and a serial number in black at centre-bottom. |
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The reverse is dominated by a large aerial landscape vignette of a Lao rural valley scene with terraced fields and settlements rendered in brown and green tones, occupying the central field. An ornate vertical border of traditional Lao floral and geometric motifs runs along the left margin. The bank name in Lao script appears at upper right, the date 2020 in red at lower left, and the denomination 100000 in large numerals at lower right alongside the value expressed in Lao script words. |
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The 100,000 Kip is the highest denomination the Bank of the Lao PDR has issued, introduced partly in response to years of accumulated inflation that left smaller notes practically useless for everyday transactions — by the late 2010s, a basic meal in Vientiane could easily cost 30,000 to 50,000 Kip. Laos has never formally dollarized, but Thai baht and US dollars have circulated alongside the kip for decades, a persistent pressure the central bank has consistently declined to address through redenomination.
Cotton substrate on a note of this denomination is notable given that neighboring economies have largely migrated high-value issues to polymer.