Burma (Myanmar) coins catalog with values

Kingdom of Burma (before 1948)

Burmese Kyat=5 mat; Mat=2 mu; Mu=2 pe; Pe=4 pyas

Mindon (1853-1878)

1/4 pee (pya) 1878
copper
Value - 10-15 USD

 

 

Union of Burma (1948-1974)

Burmese Kyat=5 mat; Mat=2 mu; Mu=2 pe; Pe=4 pyas (1948-1952)

2 pe 1949
copper-nickel
Value - 10-15 USD

 

1 pe 1949
copper-nickel
Value - 10-15 USD

 

 

Reform 1952
Burmese Kyat=100 pyas

1 kyat 1953
copper-nickel
Value - 7-10 USD

 

 

50 pyas 1956
copper-nickel
Value - 5-7 USD

 

50 pyas 1966
aluminium
Value - 2-3 USD

 

 

25 pyas 1963
copper-nickel
Value - 3-5 USD

 

25 pyas 1966
aluminium
Value - 1-2 USD

 

 

10 pyas 1965
copper-nickel
Value - 1-3 USD

 

10 pyas 1966
aluminium
Value - 1-2 USD

 

 

5 pyas 1963
copper-nickel
Value - 1-2 USD

 

5 pyas 1966
aluminium
Value - ~1 USD

 

 

1 pya 1955
bronze
Value - 2-3 USD

 

1 pya 1966
aluminium
Value - ~1 USD

 

 

Socialistic Republic of Union of Burma (1974-1989)

Burmese Kyat=100 pyas

1 kyat 1975
copper-nickel
FAO
Value - 1-2 USD

 

 

50 pyas 1975
brass
FAO
Value - ~1 USD

 

 

25 pyas 1980
bronze
FAO
Value - ~1 USD

 

25 pyas 1986
bronze
FAO
Value - 1-2 USD

 

 

10 pyas 1983
brass
FAO
Value - ~1 USD

 

 

5 pyas 1987
aluminium-bronze
FAO
Value - 1-2 USD

 

 

Union of Myanmar (1989-2010)

Myanmar Kyat=100 pyas

100 kyats 1999
copper-nickel
100 KYATS / CENTRAL BANK OF MYANMAR 1989
100
Value - 1-2 USD

 

50 kyats 1999
copper-nickel
50 KYATS / CENTRAL BANK OF MYANMAR 1989
50
Value - 1-2 USD

 

10 kyats 1999
brass
10 KYATS / CENTRAL BANK OF MYANMAR 1989
10
Value - ~1 USD

 

5 kyats 1999
brass
5 KYATS / CENTRAL BANK OF MYANMAR 1989
5
Value - ~1 USD

 

1 kyat 1999
bronze
1 KYAT / CENTRAL BANK OF MYANMAR 1989
1
Value - ~1 USD

 

25 pyas 1991
copper plated steel
Value - 1-2 USD

 

 

 

 

Coins of Burma (Myanmar) in the catalog are presented divided by historical periods, indicating the main characteristics and differences by type.
Inside the sections, the coins are sorted by denomination - from large to small.
The cost of the coin is approximate and is indicated specifically for the coin shown in the picture. You can use this price to evaluate similar coins (of the same type), but remember that the value is affected by many factors, such as the state of preservation and the date of minting. The cost of coins of the same type can vary greatly depending on the number of surviving copies.
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