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1 Ringgit - Agong XIII 50 years Bank Negara Malaysia

Issuer Bank Negara Malaysia
Year 2009
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Obverse description Central field features the stylized Bank Negara Malaysia logo — a hibiscus flower (Bunga Raya) enclosing a shield bearing a standing tiger — set against a textured globe and a skyline of Kuala Lumpur landmarks including the Petronas Twin Towers. The commemorative legend ULANG TAHUN KE-50 BANK NEGARA MALAYSIA curves along the upper periphery, with the founding and jubilee dates 1959 - 2009 inscribed along the lower rim.
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Reverse description Central device consists of a large stylized hibiscus flower (Bunga Raya), the national flower of Malaysia, rendered in bold relief within a circular incuse field. The flower features multiple rounded petals surrounding a radiate centre with fine line detailing. Two symmetrical traditional Malay decorative motifs flank the design at left and right within the field. The Arabic-script legend بنک نگارا مليسيا curves along the upper border, while the denomination 1 RINGGIT is inscribed in Latin script along the lower exergue.
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Bank Negara Malaysia was established in January 1959, making this 2009 issue a fiftieth-anniversary commemorative tied to a specific institutional milestone rather than a general circulation piece. Nordic gold — a copper-aluminum-zinc-tin alloy developed in the early 1990s — was adopted across numerous commemorative programs precisely because its golden appearance photographs well and resists tarnishing without the cost or regulatory complications of actual gold content.

The thirteenth Yang di-Pertuan Agong, Mizan Zainal Abidin, was the reigning monarch at time of issue, having ascended in 2006.

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