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| 表面の銘文 | De Javasche Bank Membajar Kepada Pembawa Doea Roepiah Setengah Betaalt aan Toonder Twee en Een Halve Gulden (Translation: The Java Bank Will pay to the bearer Two and a Half Roepiah Two and a Half Gulden) |
| 裏面の説明 | Printed in rose-red, the reverse is dominated by a large interlaced 'DJB' (De Javasche Bank) monogram at centre, flanked by two columns of legal warning text in Malay and Dutch threatening penalties for counterfeiting. The large numeral '2½' appears at both left and right within decorative guilloche panels, and a stylised wave or fan motif fills the lower portion of the design. |
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De Javasche Bank issued this note during one of the most turbulent stretches in Indonesian monetary history. The Dutch were fighting to reassert control over the archipelago following the 1945 proclamation of independence, and multiple currencies — Republican, Japanese occupation scrip, and Dutch colonial issues — circulated simultaneously in contested regions. A 2½-denomination made sense within the Dutch decimal-gulden tradition but was increasingly anachronistic against the political reality on the ground.
The bank's authority to issue currency in Indonesia was formally terminated in 1953 when Bank Indonesia absorbed its functions. Notes of this series saw sharply curtailed circulation in Republican-held territory.