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25 000 Kip Libra

Issuer Bank of the Lao PDR
Year 2024
Type Non-circulating coin
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Reverse description Central design features the zodiac symbol for Libra: a ornate gold-colored balance scale with decorative scrollwork at the fulcrum, rendered in applied color against a dark field. Below the scales, the constellation of Libra is depicted in gold, with stars connected by fine lines mapping the asterism. At the lower left of the field, the inscription LIBRA appears in white raised Latin letters, accompanied by the astrological symbol for Libra (Ω) to its right. The overall composition combines colored and uncolored elements to create a striking contrast between the gilded motifs and the dark coin field.
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Edge Reeded
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Laos has issued a series of zodiac-themed bullion and collector pieces through its central bank, largely destined for export to Asian numismatic markets rather than domestic circulation. These issues are effectively produced for international collectors, with the Bank of the Lao PDR lending its issuing authority to pieces that will never see a Lao wallet.

The .925 silver specification at 7.78g places this squarely in the quarter-ounce equivalent format favored by Pacific Rim distributors since the early 2000s.

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