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Percetakan Kebayoran was Indonesia's own state printing works, established in the early 1950s partly as a deliberate assertion of economic independence from Dutch printing contracts. By 1963 it had accumulated a decade of note production experience, though quality control across the series remains inconsistent — paper texture and ink saturation vary noticeably between print runs, and collectors regularly encounter examples where the watermark registration is off-center enough to be almost invisible from the face.

Designer credit to Junalies is unusual; named Indonesian designers on domestic issues from this period are rarely documented, making this attribution worth noting.