Bought these two banknotes this morning, and have spent most of the afternoon trying to ascertain there country of origin, plus face value and any reference numbers.
Both notes measure 105mm x 54mm approximately.
Help with be gratefully received, so I can add them to my database
There's nothing similar on colnect (did a quick search), but I'm almost certain that the notes are from Laos because of the letters (if it's not Laos it's another nearby country in southeast Asia). Fantasy issue maybe?
Cita: "Giobruno"There's nothing similar on colnect (did a quick search), but I'm almost certain that the notes are from Laos because of the letters (if it's not Laos it's another nearby country in southeast Asia). Fantasy issue maybe?
the answer has already been given. it's georgian banknotes.
That was super fast reaction and responce. I'd not finished my dinner before I got the answer.
Would never have thought of looking there. I was also in the Laos/Cambodia area.
Thanks for everyone's input.
Cita: "COINMAN1"That was super fast reaction and responce. I'd not finished my dinner before I got the answer.
Would never have thought of looking there. I was also in the Laos/Cambodia area.
Thanks for everyone's input.
The only word written on the note is კუპონი (kuponi) which (surprisingly enough) means coupon. So what you have there is 1 and 5 coupons.
Yeah, this was their first issue after their independence from the USSR. I think they just called them kuponi just to have a name. On the banknotes of 1995 the name Lari (ლარი) was used for the first time.
