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5 Rupiah Serang, Banten Residency
| Emittent | Residency of Banten (Residen Banten) |
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| Jahr | 1947 |
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| Größe | 144 × 71 mm |
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| Vorderseitenbeschreibung | Green on white letterpress note centred on a vignette of a traditional Javanese split gateway (candi bentar/gapura) set within a semicircular arch, flanked by foliate ornaments and large numeral '5' at each lateral margin; the curved legend 'UANG KERTAS DARURAT UNTUK DAERAH BANTEN' arcs above the central vignette, with 'LIMA RUPIAH' running vertically along both side borders. Below the vignette, two manuscript signatures flank a central ornamental device, with the issuing authority, location, and date 'SERANG, 15 DESEMBER 1947' inscribed at the foot of the note. |
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| Vorderseitenlegende | REPUBLIK INDONESIA UANG KERTAS DARURAT UNTUK DAERAH BANTEN TANDA PEMBAJARAN JANG SAH LIMA RUPIAH PANITIA KEUANGAN, RESIDEN BANTEN SERANG, 15 DESEMBER 1947 |
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The Residency of Banten was one of dozens of regional Indonesian authorities that issued their own emergency currency during the turbulent years of the Indonesian National Revolution — the period between the 1945 Declaration of Independence and formal Dutch recognition in 1949. With the central government in Yogyakarta under constant pressure and normal banking channels disrupted by the returning Dutch colonial administration, residencies and local bodies printed their own notes to keep local economies functional. Banten had a particularly long history of resistance to outside authority, stretching back to the precolonial sultanate.
These locally produced emergency issues were typically printed on whatever paper and equipment was available. Survival rates are low — not because of heavy circulation, but because many were deliberately withdrawn and destroyed once the Republic consolidated its monetary system.