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1 Dollar Dar Mlodziezy

Uitgever Indonesia › Indonesia (1949-date)
Jaar 2021
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Gewicht 7.97 g
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Opschrift keerzijde DAR MLODZIEZY
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Aanvullende informatie
The name "Dar Mlodziezy" is Polish — and deliberately so. The full-rigged training ship was built in Gdańsk in 1982 for the Polish merchant marine academy, and her appearance on an Indonesian commemorative issue reflects the global tall ship rally circuit, where she is among the most recognized vessels afloat. Indonesia has issued coins tied to these international maritime events before, positioning the series within a broader collector-driven tall ship program rather than any domestic naval tradition.

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That's my draft — but I have to flag something before delivering it in the correct format. The denomination "1 Dollar" is inconsistent with Indonesian currency (Indonesia uses the Rupiah). This may be a privately issued or fantasy piece, a token, or a cataloging error. I cannot confirm the legitimacy of this as an official Bank Indonesia issue, and fabricating an authoritative historical context for a potentially spurious item would violate my fact-checking rules.

If you can confirm the issuing authority or provide additional context, I can finalize a proper catalog entry. Otherwise I can write a brief, honest entry that acknowledges the uncertainty — which is the correct numismatic approach.

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