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10 Rupiah Oeang Republik Indonesia Daerah, Sumatra
| Uitgever | Propinsi Sumatera (Oeang Republik Indonesia Daerah) |
|---|---|
| Jaar | 1948 |
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| Waarde | 10 Rupiah |
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| Opschrift voorzijde | Republik Indonesia Propinsi Sumatera. Tanda Pembajaran jang Sah. Sepuluh Rupiah. B.Tinggi Gubernur Sumatera 1.4.1948 TM Hasan (Translation: Republic of Indonesia, Sumatera Province. Legitimate Means of Payment. Ten Rupiah. Bukittinggi, Governor of Sumatra, 1 April 1948, TM Hasan) |
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| Opschrift keerzijde | Tanda Pembajaran Ini Dianggap Sah Sebagai ,,Uang Kertas` Seperti Tersebut Dalam Pasal IX Sampai XIII Dari Undang2 Presiden No.1 Th.1946 Tentang Peraturan Hukum Pidana. (Translation: This payment mark is considered valid as banknotes as stated in Articles IX to XIII of Presidential Law No. 1 of 1946 concerning Criminal Law Regulations.) |
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The ORIDA notes — Oeang Republik Indonesia Daerah — were a direct consequence of the Dutch naval blockade that severed Sumatra from Java during the Indonesian National Revolution. With central Republican currency unable to reach the island reliably, individual provinces were authorized to issue their own regional money. Sumatra's provincial administration printed this series locally in 1948, under genuinely difficult wartime conditions.
The S-prefix Pick numbers for this series reflect their semi-official, regionally circumscribed status. They circulated within Sumatra but were not legal tender across the Republic, and most were withdrawn and destroyed after the transfer of sovereignty in 1949.