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1 Rupiah Small change

Uitgever Republic of Indonesia (Ministry of Finance)
Jaar 1961
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Valuta Rupiah (1950-1965)
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Beschrijving voorzijde Portrait of President Soekarno in military uniform occupies the left field, rendered in intaglio against a salmon-toned underprint. The central field carries the large denomination inscription "SATU RUPIAH" with "REPUBLIK INDONESIA" above and "MENTERI KEUANGAN" below, accompanied by the minister's signature and the date 1961. Decorative vignettes of tropical flora and a Garuda bird frame the right margin, while stylized corn sheaves and floral guilloche borders complete the surround.
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Opschrift keerzijde Republik Indonesia 1
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Indonesia's Ministry of Finance — rather than Bank Indonesia — issued this note directly, a distinction that mattered politically in 1961. Sukarno's government was navigating acute coin shortages throughout the early 1960s, and small-denomination paper issues like this one were the practical stopgap. The Ministry of Finance series bypassed the central bank entirely, reflecting the degree to which monetary policy had become an instrument of the executive rather than an independent institution.

P#79A is notoriously prone to heavy wear; the format invited folding and pocket use, and surviving uncirculated examples are genuinely uncommon.

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