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Here's a Laos 5 kip (p-2b) from 1957


Laos 1 kip (p-8a) and 5 kip (p-9b) from 1962



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Cita: "Dave Angel"French Colonial eraAllow me!



Cita: "ngdawa"Well, that is how they are described & listed. One can only go on that, unless you know otherwise ngdawa, have we been sold notes under false pretence?
Cita: "Dave Angel"A 5 kip remainder banknote from 1979 (p-26r)I have 5 and 10 (like you), as well as 20, and 50 Kip as replacememnt. But, are they really?
A 10 kip remainder banknote from 1979 (p-27r)
Cita: "Dave Angel"I didn't get them because they were replacements, that I found out years later. But the thing is that I don't think I've seen a single 5 kip note that doesn't have a CA number. That's the only reason I'm questioning it.Cita: "ngdawa"Well, that is how they are described & listed. One can only go on that, unless you know otherwise ngdawa, have we been sold notes under false pretence?Cita: "Dave Angel"A 5 kip remainder banknote from 1979 (p-26r)I have 5 and 10 (like you), as well as 20, and 50 Kip as replacememnt. But, are they really?
A 10 kip remainder banknote from 1979 (p-27r)
Fwiw I like them whatever they may be, nice little designs & very cheap to purchase.
Cita: "ngdawa"These are not actually 'replacement' banknotes, they are 'remainder' banknotes, prepared for issue but unissued for one reason or another.
Cita: "Dave Angel"I didn't get them because they were replacements, that I found out years later. But the thing is that I don't think I've seen a single 5 kip note that doesn't have a CA number. That's the only reason I'm questioning it.
Cita: "ngdawa"Well, that is how they are described & listed. One can only go on that, unless you know otherwise ngdawa, have we been sold notes under false pretence?
Cita: "Dave Angel"A 5 kip remainder banknote from 1979 (p-26r)I have 5 and 10 (like you), as well as 20, and 50 Kip as replacememnt. But, are they really?
A 10 kip remainder banknote from 1979 (p-27r)
Fwiw I like them whatever they may be, nice little designs & very cheap to purchase.
Cita: "CassTaylor"Y'all are talking about $10 Specimen notes while any French Indochinese specimens sell for three or four digits.Yep, it's a thread to post pics of notes or discuss all things Laos, Cambodia and Vietnam, paper currency related.
Cita: "Dave Angel"Yeah, that would be helpful. But the difference is very small.Cita: "ngdawa"I'll maybe need to learn the Laos language to see if my note says kip or keup.Cita: "Dave Angel"I didn't get them because they were replacements, that I found out years later. But the thing is that I don't think I've seen a single 5 kip note that doesn't have a CA number. That's the only reason I'm questioning it.Cita: "ngdawa"Well, that is how they are described & listed. One can only go on that, unless you know otherwise ngdawa, have we been sold notes under false pretence?Cita: "Dave Angel"A 5 kip remainder banknote from 1979 (p-26r)I have 5 and 10 (like you), as well as 20, and 50 Kip as replacememnt. But, are they really?
A 10 kip remainder banknote from 1979 (p-27r)
Fwiw I like them whatever they may be, nice little designs & very cheap to purchase.

Cita: "CassTaylor"Y'all are talking about $10 Specimen notes while any French Indochinese specimens sell for three or four digits.Well, who cares about value? That's not the interesting part.
CitaHere it says Kip (ກີບ)Great spot ngdawa
And here it says Keup (ກືບ)
Cita: "Dave Angel"You have me wrong; don't worry, I was just lamenting I won't be able to afford any specimens of notes I collect any time soon.
Cita: "CassTaylor"Y'all are talking about $10 Specimen notes while any French Indochinese specimens sell for three or four digits.Yep, it's a thread to post pics of notes or discuss all things Laos, Cambodia and Vietnam, paper currency related.
Dick-waving contests ain't my thing.
Have a nice day y'all.
Cita: "CassTaylor"don't worry, no one's looking down on youCita: "Dave Angel"You have me wrong; don't worry, I was just lamenting I won't be able to afford any specimens of notes I collect any time soon.Cita: "CassTaylor"Y'all are talking about $10 Specimen notes while any French Indochinese specimens sell for three or four digits.Yep, it's a thread to post pics of notes or discuss all things Laos, Cambodia and Vietnam, paper currency related.
Dick-waving contests ain't my thing.
Have a nice day y'all.
Cita: "CassTaylor"Ah, no worries.
Cita: "Dave Angel"You have me wrong; don't worry, I was just lamenting I won't be able to afford any specimens of notes I collect any time soon.
Cita: "CassTaylor"Y'all are talking about $10 Specimen notes while any French Indochinese specimens sell for three or four digits.Yep, it's a thread to post pics of notes or discuss all things Laos, Cambodia and Vietnam, paper currency related.
Dick-waving contests ain't my thing.
Have a nice day y'all.




Cita: "CassTaylor"And this is a transitional issue from 1953; the design has been used since 1936 but this is the last time it was, and insead of "Banque d'Indochine" it says "Institut d'Émission des États de Cambodge, du Laos et du Viet-nam".So here's the 1936 edition:
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Cita: "ngdawa"
Cita: "CassTaylor"And this is a transitional issue from 1953; the design has been used since 1936 but this is the last time it was, and insead of "Banque d'Indochine" it says "Institut d'Émission des États de Cambodge, du Laos et du Viet-nam".So here's the 1936 edition:
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And my 1953 Indochine notes:
1 Piastre
5 Piastres
Cita: "Dave Angel"cheers mate
Cita: "ngdawa"Cita: "CassTaylor"And this is a transitional issue from 1953; the design has been used since 1936 but this is the last time it was, and insead of "Banque d'Indochine" it says "Institut d'Émission des États de Cambodge, du Laos et du Viet-nam".So here's the 1936 edition:
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And my 1953 Indochine notes:
1 Piastre
5 Piastres
Beautiful banknotes ngdawa ?


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