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| 表面の説明 | A photographic vignette occupies the central field, showing a rural Cambodian village scene with a woman in traditional dress leading cattle along a tree-lined path, with thatched dwellings and figures visible in the background. The vignette is framed on either side by ornate blue architectural pillars with decorative carved motifs. The denomination numeral 20 appears at lower left, with Khmer script lettering at lower right. |
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| 裏面の説明 | A photographic vignette spans the central field, illustrating a crowded public gathering of Cambodian men, women, and children in an open paved area, framed by ornate stone temple pillars on both sides in the style of Angkorian architecture. Khmer script inscription appears at upper left and lower left. The denomination numeral in Khmer script is printed at lower right. |
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| 偽造防止技術 | ログイン して詳細を見る |
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The Khmer Rouge never operated a conventional monetary system during its period of government — in fact, currency was abolished entirely after April 1975, and the National Bank of Cambodia was physically demolished. These notes, designated by collectors under the "R" prefix to separate them from legitimate Cambodian issues, were produced not for actual circulation but as a propaganda instrument during the movement's long guerrilla phase after its 1979 ouster. The Khmer Rouge controlled pockets of western Cambodia through the early 1990s, and these notes belong to that twilight period of insurgency rather than to any functioning economy.
No credible evidence suggests they circulated in any meaningful commercial sense.