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Turkmenistan P20, 1000 Manat, Niyazov / Turkmenbashi’s Palace, Aşğabat UNC $8 CV

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PayPal accepted
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Condition:

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Circulated/Uncirculated:

Uncirculated

Country:

Turkmenistan

Type:

Banknotes

Country/Region of Manufacture:

United Kingdom

Year:

2005

Modified Item:

No

KRAUSE CAT.:

20

Banknote Book #:

213a

Dimensions (mm):

78x156

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Publicado en venta:

Más de una semana

Artículo número:

1630348318

Descripción del Artículo

TURKMENISTAN Pick#....................20 Banknote Book # 213a Denomination ....1,000 Manat Date.....................2005 Condition............UNC Comments?...... Catalog value $8.00. President Saparmurat Niyazov and arms on front. Turkmenbashi's Palace in Ashgabat with gold dome on reverse. Windowed security threat with demetalized TMB 1000. Watermark: Niyazov and cornerstones. Manat = derived from the Russian word for coins "manyeta" (spells as "moneta") which comes from Latin Moneta, "mint, money". Printer: Thomas de la Rue (TDLR), England. See my other notes from this country. Image is not exact note in lot. NEVER A RESERVE !! CURRENCY DEN I combine shipping - all lots after first mailed FREE!