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| 裏面の説明 | Large bold denomination numeral '10' occupies the centre of the field, enclosed within a raised circular rope border tied with a reef knot at the base. The date '1920' appears above the rope circle along the outer legend, flanked by dot stops, while 'TEN' is inscribed to the left and 'CENTS' to the right, reading vertically. The Heaton Mint mark 'H' is visible in the lower field below the rope knot. The entire design is framed by a beaded outer border. |
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Charles Vyner Brooke succeeded his father Charles Anthony in 1917, making this 1920 issue one of his earliest coinage authorizations as the third and final White Rajah of Sarawak. The Brooke dynasty had governed the territory as a personal fiefdom since James Brooke received it from the Sultan of Brunei in 1841 — an arrangement unique in the British colonial world, where sovereignty was held by a family rather than the Crown.
The billon composition reflects postwar silver economics. By 1920, the global silver price spike following WWI had made higher-purity coinage economically untenable for small colonial issues, pushing many such territories toward debased alloys.