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1990 - Myanmar PIC 67 1 Kyat banknote XF
1990 - Myanmar PIC 67 1 Kyat banknote XF 

1990 - Myanmar PIC 67 1 Kyat banknote XF

  • Product Code: Myanmar PIC 67 EBC
  • Availability: In Stock

  • 1.10€

  • Ex Tax: 1.00€


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This Myanmar 1 kyat banknote is catalogued as Pick P67, with the product associated with 1990 and the Krause entry identified as ND (1990). The note is listed as XF in the title, while the product data also shows EBC.

Its design uses pale brown and orange tones over a multicolour underprint. General Aung San appears on the front at the left, while the reverse features a dragon carving at the left. The watermark also depicts General Aung San, and the catalogue records security fibres that fluoresce blue under ultraviolet light.

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Tags: Year 1990, Used Banknotes,

Frequently asked questions

What banknote does this listing represent?

This listing represents a Myanmar 1 Kyat banknote associated with 1990. The product title identifies it as a banknote from Myanmar and specifies the denomination as 1 Kyat. The supplied description states only that the banknote corresponds with the displayed image.

What identification details are provided for this banknote?

The supported identification details are Myanmar as the country, 1 Kyat as the denomination, and 1990 as the year associated with the listing. The year is presented neutrally here because the supplied information does not specify whether it refers to issue, printing or circulation.

What catalog reference is given for the Myanmar 1 Kyat note?

The listing gives the catalog reference as Myanmar PIC 67. Its model/catalog reference field is shown as “Myanmar PIC 67 EBC.” These identifiers should be used as stated in the product listing and are not supplemented with information from another cataloguing system.

What condition is stated for this banknote?

The product title identifies the banknote as XF. This is the condition notation supplied by the listing; no additional physical-condition details are provided in the description. The separate model/catalog reference includes “EBC,” but the listing does not explain that notation further.