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| 正面描述 | Printed in red on pale yellow paper, the obverse bears the heading 'Mandat P.M.R. / Kas Negara di Bengkoeloe' at top, with a serial number and prefix letters at upper left. The central text in large bold letterpress states the denomination 'DOEA RATOES LIMA POELOEH ROEPIAH' (Two Hundred and Fifty Rupiah), accompanied by explanatory redemption text and issuing authority details. At lower left the numeral value 'f 250.-' appears, with a manuscript signature at lower right, and an official round stamp of 'Inspektur Keuangan N.R.I. Bengkoeloe' impressed at upper right. |
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| 背面铭文 | Doea ratoes lima 250 poeloeh Roepiah |
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This note belongs to the chaotic interlude between Japanese surrender and Dutch reoccupation, when local Republican administrations across Sumatra were scrambling to establish functioning monetary systems with almost no resources. The Kas Negara di Bengkoeloe — the local treasury of what is now Bengkulu province — printed its own emergency currency rather than rely on Japanese occupation scrip, which had collapsed in credibility, or Dutch colonial notes, which carried obvious political problems for a population that had just declared independence.
Printed locally in 1947, the production quality reflects the constraints: rudimentary presses, limited ink consistency, and paper sourced opportunistically. These regional Republican issues from Sumatra are genuinely scarce; most circulated hard in difficult conditions, and few administrations had the capacity or inclination to preserve specimens.