What does Vietnamese currency mean?

Vietnamese dong (Vietnamese:? ng，？ Chinese character: copper), the monetary unit in Vietnam. Use "?" Symbols indicate that. What are the subsidy units? hào？ And then what? Xu, 1 shield = 10? hào= 100？ Xu, because its face value is too small, it is rarely used. It is usually placed in the name of a country and later expressed in monetary units.

Before18th century became a French colony, the name of copper coins as the main currency and monetary unit came into being at this time. When Viet Nam was a French colony, the currency was the French Indian zhina dollar (issued by the French Agricultural Credit Bank with the words "piastre" and "Yuan" on its face). Vietnamese people call it "shield" (? Ng, Chinese character: copper), and a few people call it "platinum" (b? C, Chinese character: platinum. The meaning of silver). After Vietnam's independence, North Vietnam and South Vietnam issued currencies independently, both of which were called "shields". Since the reunification of Vietnam, the name "shield" has still been used.

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200 dong

Front: National emblem of Vietnam, year

Back: face value, country name

500 guilders

Front: National emblem of Vietnam, year

Back: face value, country name

1 000 guilders

Front: National emblem of Vietnam, year

Back: face value, country name, building

2000 dong

Front: National emblem of Vietnam, year