Cambodia Khmer 4 riels Angkor Wat Temples KM-90 MS 66 NGC copper coin 1989

The Cambodia 4 riels coin of 1989 is a copper issue dedicated to one of the most iconic monuments of Southeast Asia, the Angkor Wat temple complex. Struck during the modern period of Cambodian coinage and preserved in Mint State condition, this piece is certified by NGC with a grade of MS66, highlighting its strong eye appeal and well-preserved surfaces.

The obverse features a detailed panoramic depiction of Angkor Wat, with its distinctive central towers rising above the surrounding galleries. Architectural details such as stepped roofs, columns, and terraces are clearly rendered, while the foreground shows reflective water, capturing the famous moat that surrounds the temple complex. A palm tree appears to the right, adding a natural element to the scene. Khmer script arches above the design, and the inscription “ANGKOR WAT” is placed below, along with the date 1989.

On the reverse, the national emblem of Cambodia is prominently displayed. A central shield is framed by two sheaves of rice tied with ribbons, symbolizing agriculture and prosperity. Above the emblem appears a stylized architectural element, while Khmer inscriptions are engraved across the ribbon. The legend “PEOPLE’S REPUBLIC OF KAMPUCHEA” encircles the upper rim, and the denomination “4 RIELS” is clearly shown at the bottom.

This certified copper coin combines historical architecture, national symbolism, and solid Mint State preservation, making it an attractive choice for collectors of Cambodian coinage, Asian landmarks, and world coins.

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