Cambodia 500 Riels Banknote, 2002, P-54s, Specimen, UNC

The Cambodia 500 Riels is part of the 2002 banknote series issued by the National Bank of Cambodia. This specimen banknote is in uncirculated condition. Its obverse displays the Angkor Wat which is the worlds biggest religious monument. The mythological serpent Naga is also visible. The reverse of the banknote illustrates a car driving along the Kizuna bridge which is known to be the Cambodia-Japan friendship bridge over the Mekong River located at Kampong Cham. The banknote is 138 x 64 mm in size. It has no security thread and has a variety of watermarks.