1994 Myanmar 20 Kyats Banknote P-72 Chinthe Elephant Fountain Currency

Issued by the Central Bank of Myanmar and cataloged under the Standard Catalog of World Paper Money as Pick #P-72, this official 20 Kyats banknote was manufactured by the Security Printing Works (Wazi). The obverse is anchored by a detailed rendering of the Chinthe, the mythical leogryph guardian figure prominent throughout Burmese temple architecture and historical state iconography. The front composition integrates dual-script serial numbering in Burmese characters and Western digits, fine guilloche underprint lattices, and traditional decorative floral flourishes.

The reverse showcases public civic architecture, depicting the multi-tiered Elephant Fountain located in People's Park, Yangon, surrounded by formal stairs and landscaped park grounds. Security architecture across the print run includes fine-line geometric lathe rosettes, intaglio plate texturing, micro-printed central bank typography, and a dedicated Chinthe head electrotype watermark field

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