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100 Riels - Norodom Sihanouk

Issuer National Bank of Cambodia
Year 1994
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Orientation Medal alignment ↑↑
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Obverse description Frontal view of Angkor Wat temple complex depicted in fine detail at center, showing the three principal towers rising above the terraced causeway and gallery structures. A Khmer legend curves along the left and right periphery, with additional inscription appearing in the lower field below the temple. The entire design is enclosed within a beaded border.
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Edge Plain
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Cambodia's 1994 coinage program was part of the broader monetary reconstruction following the UNTAC period, during which the country had briefly operated without any functioning central bank currency — the Khmer Rouge had literally demolished the National Bank building in 1975. These small-denomination steel pieces were introduced as the riel reasserted itself as everyday transactional currency after two decades of monetary collapse.

Norodom Sihanouk had returned to the throne just the previous year, in September 1993.

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