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1 Ðồng

Issuer National Bank of Vietnam
Year 1975
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Currency Southern `liberation` đồng (1975-1978)
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Obverse lettering Ngân-Hàng Việt-Nam Một Ðồng
(Translation: Bank of Vietnam One Ðồng)
Reverse description Central vignette of a collective rice harvest scene rendered in intaglio, with numerous agricultural workers cutting and bundling grain in a broad paddy field, water buffalo visible in the middle ground and rural buildings along the horizon. The legend "GIẤY BẠC NGÂN HÀNG VIỆT NAM" is inscribed across the upper panel within a decorative frame, while "MỘT ĐỒNG" and the date "1966" appear at the foot of the design. Guilloche rosettes and ornate scrollwork border panels frame the composition on both sides, with the numeral "1" repeated in cartouches at the corners.
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P#40 belongs to the Liberation issue — a series printed in anticipation of reunification following the fall of Saigon in April 1975. The National Bank of Vietnam that issued it was the southern institution, but its days were already numbered; by 1976 the Socialist Republic of Vietnam had absorbed both banking systems into a unified structure, and these notes were quickly superseded by the 1978 dong series that erased the old denominations entirely.

Short-lived by design, not by accident.

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