The product is a circulated 10 Dong banknote from South Vietnam, dating back to 1962. Despite being circulated, the note has maintained a very fine to excellent condition, with some stains present. It is a piece of paper money from the world, specifically from Asia, originating from the United States. This item is a part of the Vietnam collection, highlighting the historical and cultural significance of the time period.
Graded Very Choice New 64 by Legacy Currency Grading in Santa Rosa, California. We have been at this location since Sept of 2013. No APO / APE. None USA residents can ask about a bank details in Australia, Canada, England, New Zealand, Singapore, and Vietnam.
No APO / APE. Graded Gem New 65 PPQ by Legacy Currency Grading in Santa Rosa, California. We have been at this location since Sept of 2013. None USA residents can ask about a bank details in Australia, Canada, England, New Zealand, Singapore, and Vietnam.
Graded Gem New 65 PPQ by Legacy Currency Grading in Santa Rosa, California. No APO / APE. We have been at this location since Sept of 2013. None USA residents can ask about a bank details in Australia, Canada, England, New Zealand, Singapore, and Vietnam.
VIETNAM SOUTH 1 DONG 1964 UNC 2 NOTES WITH SOME STAINS,FARMER ON TRACTOR ON BACK,RULING AUTHORITY,Military Revolutionary Council (1963-1967) Printer:De La Rue (Thomas de la Rue, Thomas De La Rue & Co., TDLR), London, United Kingdom (1821-date Issuer:South Vietnam Ruling authority:Military Revolutionary Council (1963-1967) Year:1964 Value:1 Đồng Currency:Southern đồng (1953-1975) Demonetized:Yes