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10 Rupiah
| Emittent | Kas Negara (Central Treasury), Djambi |
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| Jahr | 1947 |
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| Währung | Rupiah (1946-date) |
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| Vorderseitenbeschreibung | Plain light-coloured note of simple letterpress design, with serial numbers printed in manuscript-style type at upper left and upper right. The large central legend reads 'COUPON PENUKARAN' within a plain rectangular border, below which a multi-line text in Indonesian affirms the government guarantee of the coupon. The denomination 'R. 10.-' appears at left and right flanking the spelled-out value 'SEPULUH RUPIAH' in bold type, with 'KOMISI KEUANGAN' at lower left and 'RESIDEN N.R.I. DJAMBI' at lower right. |
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| Rückseitenlegende | Coupon ini berlaku hanja di Daerah Djambi sebagai alat penukaran jang sjah buat sementara. Penukaran dengan wang Orips R. 100.- (Seratus rupiah) dan R. 25.- (Dua puluh lima rupiah) ditanggung oleh Pemerintah setiap waktu di Kas Negara Djambi.- Djambi, 17 November 1947.- |
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| Anmerkungen |
Kas Negara emergency issues from 1947 are among the more regionally distinct pieces from the Indonesian National Revolution. Djambi — the provincial treasury of South Sumatra — produced its own paper during this period because the new Republic's central supply chain was effectively severed by Dutch blockades and military action. These were locally printed out of necessity, not policy preference.
P#263B is notably scarce. Provincial printings of this kind were produced in small runs, often on whatever paper stock was available, and saw heavy use in local trade before being pulled as more uniform Republican issues penetrated the interior.