Cambodia 1 tical Ang Duong Thick Flan KM-36 Temple AU 50 PCGS silver coin 1847

The Cambodia 1847 1 Tical Ang Duong Thick Flan silver coin, KM-36, certified PCGS AU50, is a remarkable treasure of 19th-century Southeast Asian numismatics. Issued during the reign of King Ang Duong, this historic piece reflects Cambodia's royal heritage and traditional Khmer artistry. The obverse depicts a mythical Hamsa bird with an elongated beak, ornate wings, layered feathers, curled tail, and decorative body patterns, surrounded by traditional Khmer script. The reverse features an elaborate Khmer temple with three towering spires, tiered roofs, pointed finials, ornamental gateways, and a central arched panel containing intricate symbols. King Ang Duong ruled Cambodia from 1848 to 1860, contributing to the restoration of royal authority and cultural traditions during a challenging period. Struck in silver on a distinctive thick flan and graded PCGS AU50, this antique coin combines fascinating symbolism, historical significance, and authentic craftsmanship. An exceptional addition to any Asian coin collection!

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