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| 正面描述 | The central intaglio vignette presents the Independence Monument of Phnom Penh against a multicolour guilloche underprint in shades of olive, blue, and purple, with a naga serpent motif at lower centre. The denomination numeral "100" is printed at upper left and lower right in both Khmer and Arabic numerals, with the issuer's name in Khmer script at upper right. Two facsimile signatures appear below the monument vignette at centre-left. |
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Cambodia's National Bank has issued multiple distinct 100 Riel notes since the riel was restored following the catastrophic Khmer Rouge period, during which paper money was abolished entirely — the only government in modern history to eliminate currency by decree. This 2001 issue is a continuation of an established low-denomination series that in practice functions more as an occasional change note than a circulating workhorse, the 100 Riel denomination sitting well below the purchasing power most Cambodians use daily.
Chea Chanto served as Governor of the National Bank from 1998 onward, making his signature consistent across numerous issues of this period.