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1000 Rupiah

Issuer Bank Indonesia
Year 2016-2021
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Currency Rupiah (1965-date)
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Obverse lettering SERIBU RUPIAH TJUT MEUTIA
(Translation: ONE THOUSAND RUPIAH TJUT MEUTIA)
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Variants P#154a - 2016
P#154b - Emisi 2016 / Peruri TC 2017 (at lower left on back)
P#154c(1) - Emisi 2016 / Peruri TC 2018 (at lower left on back)
P#154c(2) - Emisi 2016 / Peruri TC 2018 (at lower left on back)
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Indonesia's small-denomination paper notes have faced recurring questions about practical relevance — 1000 Rupiah buys almost nothing in modern Jakarta, yet the note persists in circulation. Bank Indonesia has maintained this denomination in paper form partly for rural and cash-dependent communities where coins are bulky and poorly received, a preference that dates to deeply embedded informal trade habits across the archipelago's outer islands.

Perum Peruri, the state security printer established in 1971, has produced the entire modern Rupiah series domestically since relocating its primary facility to Karawang, West Java — one of the few developing economies to have fully internalized its currency printing operation at this scale.

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