Republic of (South) Vietnam currency: 1964
A 20 Dong note circulated in the Republic (South) of Vietnam that was widely familiar to American GIs who served in-country.
Officially: Ngan-Hang Quoc-Gia Viet-Nam, (National Bank of Vietnam) circa 1964, 20 Dong – Banknote.
Front: Book (symbol for Wisdom and Sciences), scrolls (symbol for Knowledge and Scholarliness). Back: Dragon fish.
The currency was phased out after the 1975 military victory by forces of the (South) Provisional Revolution Government and the Democratic Republic (North) of Vietnam.
For a PDF of this former currency, see washingtonareaspark.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/04/s-viet...
For more information and related images, see flic.kr/s/aHskfY238e
Donated by Craig Simpson
Republic of (South) Vietnam currency: 1964
A 20 Dong note circulated in the Republic (South) of Vietnam that was widely familiar to American GIs who served in-country.
Officially: Ngan-Hang Quoc-Gia Viet-Nam, (National Bank of Vietnam) circa 1964, 20 Dong – Banknote.
Front: Book (symbol for Wisdom and Sciences), scrolls (symbol for Knowledge and Scholarliness). Back: Dragon fish.
The currency was phased out after the 1975 military victory by forces of the (South) Provisional Revolution Government and the Democratic Republic (North) of Vietnam.
For a PDF of this former currency, see washingtonareaspark.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/04/s-viet...
For more information and related images, see flic.kr/s/aHskfY238e
Donated by Craig Simpson