This uncirculated 20 South Vietnamese xu banknote is a standard banknote introduced by the Bank of Vietnam in 1975. It is a blue and orange banknote that is dated 1966 and measures 108 mm x 54 mm. Its obverse side shows workers harvesting rubber in a rubber tree forest. Its reverse side depicts soldiers waving to farmers in a field. The banknote does not have a security thread or a watermark. The details of this banknote have been verified and Authenticated by Banknote World experts.
Banknote Book (BNB) - B201a. Pick – 37a. 10 Xu - 1966 (1975). SOUTH VIETNAM. Lot of 3 consecutive serial numbers. Condition: About Uncirculated Plus (AU+). If you notice any problems let us know. Front:Salt harvesting.
VIETNAM SOUTH 10 XU 1966 UNC MIX PREFIX'S,TRANSITIONAL ISSUE,DRYING SALT,UNLOADING BOATS ON BACK,Lettring:Ngân-Hàng Việt-Nam Mươi Xu,Translation:Bank of Vietnam Ten Xu,Reverse,Mekong River,Lettering:Giấy Bạc Ngân-Hàng Việt-Nam Mươi Xu,Translation:Note of the Bank of Vietnam Ten Xu,Comments:These notes are dated 1966 but were issued in 1975 after the occupation of South Vietnam by North Vietnam. Issuer:South Vietnam Year:1975 Value:10 Xu (0.1) Currency:Southern "liberation" đồng (1975-1978) Demonetized:Yes