Set includes 4
coins:
KM92(U) 50 Riel
KM93(U) 100 Riel
KM94(U) 200 Riel
KM95(U) 500 Riels (Brilliant bi-metallic!)
US $5.50 (euro 4.04), Mar-12-05, ebay, aloha_bob
According to the Royal Mint of Great Britain, this coin was minted at the Liantrissant Branch Mint in 1972 but dated 1969. According to the FAO, the coin was to have been dated 1971 but was "not minted" due to the fall of the Cambodian government in 1970. However, the coin was released in limited numbers in 1983.
US $4.99 (euro 4), Apr-23-05, ebay, aloha_bob
These unit coins are the rarest of the Cambodian due to their size and many were lost. These coins were made of low grade silver and are 6-8 mm across. These two are listed in Krause as #4 and 5, with both of these in EF condition and of 90% silver, as most are not so high quality.
US $19,99 ( EUR 16,22), 01-aug-05, ebay, trader55553
These unit coins are the some of rarest of the Cambodian due to their size and many were lost. This is listed in Krause as #27 and this particular piece has a high percent of silver, more unusual than the normal issue. It is about 3 grams and has a beautiful condition and patina
US $9,99 (EUR 8,10), 01-aug-05, ebay, trader55553
These unit coins are the rarest of the Cambodian due to their size and many were lost. These coins were made of low grade silver and are 6-8 mm across. These two are listed in Krause as #4 and 5, with both of these in EF condition and of 90% silver, as most are not so high quality.
US $19,99 ( EUR 16,22), 01-aug-05, ebay, trader55553
These unit coins are the rarest of the Cambodian due to their size and many were lost. These coins were made of low grade silver and are 6-8 mm across. These two are listed in Krause as #4 and 5, with both of these in EF condition and of 90% silver, as most are not so high quality.
US $19,99 ( EUR 16,22), 01-aug-05, ebay, trader55553
