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100 Dong, South Vietnam, 1966 East Asia The lion emblem symbolizes national

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The lion emblem symbolizes national symbols replacing the colonial symbols

Miniature sheet with six stamps depicting six famous hill forts of Rajasthan

The obverse has the Ashok Stambh (pillar) and the denomination

printed in 1993

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100 Dong, South Vietnam, 1966 East Asia The lion emblem symbolizes national100 Dong Banknote of South Vietnam a country in Indo China that existed from 1955 1975. South Vietnam was a part of the Western Bloc, and was subject to a popular insurgency backed by the communist North Vietnam. Despite French and later, American backing, South Vietnam was overrun by communist forces in 1975, marking the end of the country. This banknote features a domed building on the front, along with a dragon motif. The reverse features a

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