🇻🇳 2010 Vietnam 200,000 Đồng – Ho Chi Minh & Ha Long Bay | P‑123d | Polymer Note

Bring a vibrant piece of modern Vietnamese currency into your collection with the 2010 Vietnam 200,000 Đồng polymer banknote (P‑123d). Featuring Ho Chi Minh and the breathtaking Ha Long Bay, this high‑denomination note combines cultural heritage, advanced security features and durable Guardian® polymer technology.

Perfect for collectors of Asian banknotes, polymer issues and UNESCO‑themed designs.


Key Features

Country: Vietnam
Issuing Bank: State Bank of Vietnam
Year: 2010
Denomination: 200,000 Đồng
Catalogue Reference: P‑123d
Material: Guardian® Polymer
Size: 148 × 65 mm
Type: Standard circulation banknote


Design Highlights
Obverse

Portrait of Hồ Chí Minh in deep red tones
Large transparent polymer window
Vietnamese coat of arms
Red and black serial numbers
Pale orange multicolour underprint with green and navy accents
Denomination: MỘT TRĂM NGHÌN ĐỒNG / 200.000

Reverse

Stunning depiction of a junk sailboat on Ha Long Bay, a UNESCO World Heritage Site
Limestone islands and coastal scenery
Denomination and issuing authority:
NGÂN HÀNG NHÀ NƯỚC VIỆT NAM
200.000 ĐỒNG


Security Features

Large transparent window
Secondary curved ribbon with repeated NHNNVN★200000 text
Embedded portrait of Ho Chi Minh
Raised intaglio printing
Microtext and fine‑line patterns
Durable polymer substrate


Why Collect This Note?

Features Vietnam’s most iconic natural landmark
Bright, colourful and visually striking
Highly durable polymer ideal for long‑term storage
Popular with collectors of modern Asian currency
Affordable high‑denomination note