Capture a pivotal moment in Southeast Asian history with this complete 6-piece set of Laotian Kip banknotes. Issued between 1975 and 1979, these notes represent the "Liberation" series introduced following the establishment of the Lao People's Democratic Republic.

Printed in China, these notes replaced the Royalist currency and feature striking socialist-realism artwork that depicts the daily life, labor, and revolutionary spirit of the Laotian people during the mid-to-late 1970s.

Set Includes:

• 10 Kip (Red): Features a scene of traditional agriculture and the iconic Pha That Luang stupa.

• 20 Kip (Green/Olive): Showcases workers in a textile factory, symbolizing industrial progress.

• 50 Kip (Purple): Depicts rice farmers and a water buffalo, the backbone of the Laotian economy.

• 100 Kip (Blue): Showcases a vibrant scene of a traditional Lao festival and community celebration.

• 200 Kip (Brown/Green): Features a detailed rendering of forest harvesting and timber production.

• 500 Kip (Brown): The high denomination of the series, depicting a dramatic scene of anti-aircraft artillery and defense.

Key Features:

• Condition: UNC (Uncirculated) – Crisp, flat, and perfectly preserved with original vibrant colors.

• Series Years: 1975–1979.

• Art Style: High-detail lithographic printing with traditional Lao decorative borders.

• Historical Value: A rare look at the early aesthetic of the Lao PDR, often referred to by collectors as the "Pathet Lao" issues.

You will receive what you see in the photos