Cambodia 1000 Riels Banknote 2005 P58a UNC Unique and Rare

Cambodia 1000 Riels Banknote, 2005 P58a UNC Unique and Rare

This Cambodia 1000 Riels banknote from 2005 (P58a catalog designation) represents a significant piece of Southeast Asian monetary history in pristine condition. Issued by the National Bank of Cambodia, this note features the iconic portrait of King Norodom Sihanouk and showcases the intricate security features characteristic of early 21st-century Cambodian currency design. Graded UNC (Uncirculated), this specimen exhibits no signs of wear, handling, or fading—a remarkable achievement for a note now nearly two decades old. The rarity of finding this particular issue in such exceptional condition makes it highly sought after by serious numismatists and Southeast Asian currency specialists. Collectors value this banknote for its historical significance during Cambodia’s post-conflict recovery period, its pristine preservation, and its growing scarcity in the collector’s market. An excellent addition to any currency collection focused on Asian nations or modern banknotes.