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| 正面铭文 | Repoeblik Indonesia Propinsi Soematera Tanda Pembajaran Jang Sah Seratoes Roepiah Direktoer Bank Negara Indonesia Pe.A. Siantar Kepala Djabatan Keoangan Propinsi Soematera Diterima Sebagai Pembajaran Oleh Bank Negara Indonesia Di Pem. Siantar Dan Pada Segala Kas Negara Oentoek Ditoekaran Dengan Mata Oeang Repoeblik Indonesia Jang Resmi Dikeloearkan Di Soematera P. Siantar, 26 Maart 1947 |
| 背面描述 | Printed entirely in dark violet-purple, the reverse is dominated by concentric layers of fine guilloche rosette and scallop-pattern underprint work, creating a rich engine-turned background that fills the entire field. Circular medallions at the left and right margins each contain the numeral '100' in plain numerals. A central rectangular white panel carries a printed legal text in Old Malay script referencing Presidential Ordinance No. 1, 1946, concerning criminal law penalties for counterfeiting. |
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One of the more unusual issuing arrangements in Indonesian monetary history: the Sumatran provincial government printed and circulated its own currency during 1947 while the revolutionary Republic was simultaneously fighting Dutch military action under the first "Police Action" that began in July of that year. Pematangsiantar, a highland town in North Sumatra, served as a de facto administrative center during this period precisely because it was inland and harder to hold under Dutch pressure.
The Propinsi Soematera notes were not a rival currency — they were an expedient, filling a vacuum left by disrupted supply lines from Yogyakarta. Provincial issues like this were gradually withdrawn as central Republican authority reasserted itself after 1949.