The Khmer Heritage Banknote is a unique piece of Cambodian history.
Issued by the Peoples Bank of Kampuchea, this uncirculated 0.1 Cambodian riel note is part of the first series of banknotes introduced after the Khmer Rouge regime.
Measuring 100 mm x 50 mm, this green note features the coat of arms of Cambodia on its obverse side, while the reverse side showcases two farmers with water b…

This set of Cambodia coins, known as the Khmer Heritage Coin Set, includes four denominations: 5 Sen, 50 Riels, 100 Riels, and 200 Riels.
The coins, minted in 1979 and 1995, feature various designs on both the obverse and reverse sides, such as a rising sun, buildings, and ceremonial bowls.
The coins are in uncirculated condition and made of aluminum or steel. This set is a great addition…

The Hamsa Fuang Coin of Norodom I, Cambodia 1847 is a unique piece of history that reflects the fusion of ancient Hindu goddess Saraswati into Cambodian culture during the Khmer or Angkor Empire.
The coin features a depiction of the Hamsa bird, which is the vahana or symbol for Saraswati, the Goddess of Learning and the Arts.
Above the bird's head, Chinese lettering reads 'Chi =luck'. Mad…