Experience a unique piece of modern Lao currency with this 2000 Kip banknote from 2011, reflecting the nation's heritage, economy, and infrastructure development.
🔹 Obverse Design: Features a portrait of Kaysone Phomvihane, the first Prime Minister and later President of Laos, known for leading the country into socialism. Behind him stands the Haw Phra Kaew temple, a historic landmark in Vientiane, adding cultural depth to the note. The national emblem reinforces the sovereignty and development of Laos.
🔹 Reverse Design: Displays the Nam Ngum Hydroelectric Dam, a crucial source of renewable energy for Laos, symbolizing the country’s modernization efforts and economic growth.
💴 Key Features:
✔ Year: 2011
✔ Denomination: 2000 Kip
✔ Pick Number: Pick 38
✔ Condition: UNC (Uncirculated)
✔ Material: Paper
✔ Color: Blue, green, and yellow tones
This beautifully designed Lao banknote is a must-have for collectors focusing on Asian currencies, political figures, and infrastructure-themed banknotes. A remarkable addition to any numismatic collection!
🛈 The serial number on the image may differ from the actual banknote you receive.
