Product Description
Cambodia - 100 riels - 1975 - P24 - B207a - Grade: Au+ - Description: colour: Green, pink, yellow, and blue. Front: Khmer text; man working drill press; workshop. Back:Khmer text; workers harvesting rice in paddy; palm trees. No security thread. Watermark:Angkor Wat. Printer: (China Banknote Printing and Minting, Shanghai). Size: 163 x 72 mm. Material: Paper
National Bank of Kampuchea (NBK)
From 1975 to 1979, Cambodia was without a banking system because Pol Pot’s Khmer Rouge regime instituted an “agrarian moneyless society” in which currency was abolished.
1975 Issues : These notes were printed in the winter of 1974-1975 and were briefly issued intermittently as the Khmer Rouge vacillated on the decision to abolish all currency.
Nederlands: Nationale Bank van Kampuchea (NBK)
Van 1975 tot 1979 kende Cambodja geen banksysteem, omdat het regime van Pol Pot en de Rode Khmer een „agrarische geldloze samenleving” had ingesteld, waarin geld was afgeschaft.
Uitgiften uit 1975: Deze bankbiljetten werden in de winter van 1974-1975 gedrukt en werden korte tijd met tussenpozen in omloop gebracht, terwijl de Rode Khmer twijfelde over het besluit om alle geld af te schaffen.
