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50 Ringgit · Bako National Park Sarawak

Issuer Malaysia
Year 2019
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Obverse lettering 50 BAKO NATIONAL PARK
KUCHING . SARAWAK
1957
PROBOSCIS MONKEY
NOTA INI TIDAK SAH
THIS NOTE IS NOT LEGAL TENDER
NATIONAL PARKS
SERIES R
2019
MALAYSIA
50 RINGGIT
Reverse description A Rhinoceros Hornbill (Rangkong Badak) perched on a branch occupies the left vignette, with a White-chested Babbler (Pelanduk Dada-Putih) at upper right. A Bearded Pig (Babi Berjenggot) stands at right centre against a panoramic coastal sunset landscape. A map of Malaysia and the stylised 'Malaysia' tourism logo appear at lower centre.
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Part of Bank Negara Malaysia's 2019 commemorative polymer series, this 50 Ringgit note was issued specifically to mark the 60th anniversary of Bako National Park — Malaysia's oldest national park, established in 1957 in Sarawak. The choice of polymer substrate was deliberate: conventional cotton-fiber notes had proven poorly suited to Sarawak's humidity during extended circulation in Borneo's interior.

Printed by Note Printing Australia, the note incorporates a transparent window element — a feature made possible precisely because of the polymer base. Commemoratives in this series were issued in limited quantities through Bank Negara's numismatic program rather than general circulation channels.

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