South Vietnam | 50 Xu Coin

South Vietnam | 50 Xu CoinHistory of the Artifact The 50 Xu coin minted in South Vietnam in 1963 was a small denomination of the South Vietnamese ng, issued during a turbulent period in the countrys history. At the time, South Vietnam was under the rule of President Ng nh Dim, though his government would collapse later that year in a military coup. The coin was part of an effort to modernize the countrys currency and facilitate everyday transactions. Made of aluminum, it was

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