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Burma
Burma
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Burma

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Issue of 1958:
Burma, 1 kyat 1958, P46 Burma, 1 kyat 1958, P46 Burma, 5 kyat 1958, P47 Burma, 5 kyat 1958, P47
Burma, 10 kyat 1958, P48 Burma, 10 kyat 1958, P48 Burma, 50 kyat 1958, P50 Burma, 50 kyat 1958, P50
Burma, 100 kyat 1958, P51 Burma, 100 kyat 1958, P51
Issue of 1965:
Burma, 1 kyat 1965, P52 Burma, 1 kyat 1965, P52 Burma, 5 kyat 1967, P53 Burma, 5 kyat 1967, P53
Issue of 1972-1979:
Burma, 1 kyat 1972, P56 Burma, 1 kyat 1972, P56 Burma, 5 kyat 1973, P57 Burma, 5 kyat 1973, P57
Burma, 10 kyat 1973, P58 Burma, 10 kyat 1973, P58 Burma, 25 kyat 1972, P59 Burma, 25 kyat 1972, P59
Burma, 50 kyat 1979, P60 Burma, 50 kyat 1979, P60 Burma, 100 kyat 1978, P61 Burma, 100 kyat 1978, P61
Issue of 1985-1987:
Burma, 15 kyat 1986, P62 Burma, 15 kyat 1986, P62 Burma, 35 kyat 1986, P63 Burma, 35 kyat 1986, P63
Burma, 45 kyat 1987, P64 Burma, 45 kyat 1987, P64 Burma, 75 kyats 1985, P65 Burma, 75 kyats 1985, P65
Burma, 90 kyat 1987, P66 Burma, 90 kyat 1987, P66
In 1886-1937 Burma used to be a part of the British Empire and the indian rupee was a legal tender there. In 1937 the Reserve Bank of India issued temporary notes of 100 and 10 rupees with "legal tender in Burma only" overprint. In 1939 all these were replaced by the burman rupees. In 1943-1945 the occupation banknotes were in use. In 1952 the kyat was introduced. 1 kyat equals 100 pya.
Nowadays Burma has transformed into the Myanmar state and has new banknotes in kyats.
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