5 Kyats ND (May 1, 1995) [1]

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5 Kyats ND (May 1, 1995) [1] front image

Reverse Image:
5 Kyats ND (May 1, 1995) [1] back image

Obverse UV Image:
5 Kyats ND (May 1, 1995) [1] front UV image

Variant Image:
5 Kyats ND (May 1, 1995) [1] variant image

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Country: Myanmar

Series: 1990-1998 (ND) Chinthe (King Lion) Issue

Value: 5 Kyats (MMK)

Date on Banknote: No Date

Date of Issue: May 1, 1995

Substrate: Paper (regular/other)

Issuing Authority: Central Bank of Myanmar

Banknote Type: Issued Note

Pick No.: 70 b

The Banknote Book No.: B104 b

Width: 130.00 mm

Height: 62.00 mm

Similar Banknote: None

Printer:

Watermark/Clear Window Description:
Chinthe and ၅ (burmese 5)

Plate/Underprint Letter: 1

Variety Description / Further Information:
Watermark and UV varieties,

B104a = Thin paper with fine watermark.
B104b (1) = Thick paper with coarse watermark and non-UV-active serial number.
B104b (2) = Thick paper with coarse watermark and UV-active serial number (orange).

Security Details:
Solid security thread;
Lithography printed only.

Prefix/Suffix:
... BW-CX (except CP, CR)

Double prefix + 7 digits in red;
Left serial number in burmese numerals, right serial number in western numerals.

Keywords:
Lion

Withdraw Date: Unknown

Demonetization Date: Unknown

Signatures

Obverse First Predominant Color: brown

Obverse Second Predominant Color: turquoise

Obverse Description:

Sitting Chinthe (King Lion) facing right.
Text and numerals in burmese, numerals in english.

Chinthe is the Burmese word for 'lion'.The leograph of Chinthe is a highly stylized lion commonly depicted in Burmese iconography and architecture, especially as a pair of guardians flanking the entrances of Buddhist pagodas and kyaung (or Buddhist monasteries).

Reverse First Predominant Color: brown

Reverse Second Predominant Color: turquoise

Reverse Description:

"Chinlone" (cane ball game - traditional sport in Burma; mixture between ball game and dance);
Text and numerals in english, numerals in burmese.

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Sources:

https://www.cmb.gov.mm
Linzmayer, Owen W. The Banknote Book: Myanmar
Schmidt, Tracy L. Standard Catalog of World Paper Money, Modern Issues, 1961-Present. 24nd edition

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