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and are referred to as Saddam Dinars
Lettering around the watermark window mentions that this was issued in Vikram Samvat 2058
This entire series of notes is known as the Palace of Independence/Animals series
The coins are square in shape with rounded corners - a design used by the British Indian 2 anna (copper-nickel) and later on the 5 paisa coin of Republic of India
1 Rupee, Burma, 1952 (Second Issue) Middle East/North Africa and are referred to asOne Rupee banknote of Burma (now Myanmar), issued 1952. This was the first banknote issued after independence. Burma maintained the old currency (Rupee) till 1952, when it was replaced by the kyat. This note is very similar in design to the first Rupee (1948), the key difference is that instead of 'Government of Burma', this note says 'Union Bank of Burma' on the reverse. Other features, such as the peacock emblem and the sailboat on the reverse
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