Experience the harmony of Burmese culture depicted in this elegant 50 Pyas banknote issued by the Central Bank of Myanmar in 1994. Presented in pristine uncirculated (UNC) condition, the note offers a glimpse into Myanmar’s rich musical and artistic heritage.
🔹 Obverse Design:
The centerpiece of this banknote is the Saung, also known as Saung-Gauk—the traditional arched harp of Myanmar. A distinguished symbol of Burmese classical music, this harp is notable for its unique ship-like curvature and distinctive melodic tones produced from its 13 to 14 silk strings.
🔹 Reverse Design:
The reverse is adorned with intricate ornamental guilloché patterns, reflecting Myanmar’s tradition of meticulous craftsmanship and artistic precision. These graceful designs complement the cultural elegance captured on the obverse.
🔹 Special Features:
An intriguing UV security feature further enhances the note, glowing distinctively under ultraviolet light.
💴 Key Features:
✔ Year: 1994
✔ Denomination: 50 Pyas (0.50 MMK)
✔ Pick Number: Pick 68
✔ Condition: UNC (Uncirculated)
✔ Material: Quality banknote paper
✔ Dimensions: 110 × 55 mm
✔ Dominant Colors: Soft purples, blues, and subtle multicolor highlights
✔ Cultural Highlights: Traditional Burmese harp (Saung-Gauk), ornamental guilloché
✔ Special Features: Ultraviolet security design
This note is an excellent collectible for enthusiasts interested in musical history, Burmese culture, or exquisite banknote design.
🛈 The serial number depicted may differ from the actual banknote you receive.
