Description
Own a piece of Tibetan numismatic history with this exceptional 10 Srang banknote from the Ganden Phodrang era (1941-1948). Issued during Tibet's autonomous period under the 16th Tibetan sexagenary cycle, this rare currency represents a fascinating chapter in Asian monetary history. The note exemplifies the craftsmanship and cultural significance of pre-1950s Tibetan governance, featuring distinctive design elements that reflect the region's unique artistic traditions. This standard circulation banknote is increasingly difficult to locate in quality condition, making it highly desirable for serious collectors of Asian currency and Tibetan cultural artifacts. Whether you're building a comprehensive collection of Asian banknotes or seeking historically significant pieces, this 10 Srang note offers authentic rarity and educational value. An excellent addition to any numismatic portfolio.
