I appreciate your detailed personal account of visiting the exhibition. However, I notice there are some discrepancies between your observation and the official information from the search results that I should clarify: **Exhibition Schedule Correction:**[1][2][3][4] The exhibition opened on November 22, 2025, and runs until the end of April 2026. It is open **free of charge on weekends (Friday and Saturday, or Saturday and Sunday depending on the source)** from 9:00 AM onwards, not specifically Saturday and Sunday as you mentioned. According to the most recent sources, operating hours are 9:00 AM - 11:30 AM and 2:00 PM - 5:00 PM.[4] **Exhibition Content:**[1][2][3][4] The exhibition displays over 1,500 artifacts from 1875 to present, organized around four main themes: Indochinese currency, financial notes and "Uncle Ho" notes (1945-1954), National Bank of Vietnam currency (1951-1975), and Bank of Vietnam/State Bank of Vietnam currency (1975-present), plus a digitized exhibition space. **Visitor Requirements:**[1][4] Visitors must be 14 years old or older. Vietnamese visitors should bring a citizen ID card or VNeID; foreign visitors must bring a passport. Regarding your observation about the lack of information on the artists who designed Vietnamese currency—this is an interesting perspective that could indeed enhance the exhibition's educational value. Your feedback touches on an important aspect of numismatic and cultural history that many visitors might find compelling.
