75.000 Rupiah

Emittente	Bank Indonesia
Anno	2020
Tipo	Vouchers
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Descrizione del dritto	The obverse carries intaglio portraits of Indonesia's founding fathers Dr. H.C. (Ir.) Soekarno and Dr. H.C. (Drs.) Mohammad Hatta at centre-right, set against a multicoloured guilloche underprint in red, green, and blue tones. At upper left, the large numeral '75,000' is printed in bold red, accompanied by the inscription '75 Tahun Indonesia Merdeka 1945–2020'; below, a vignette of a modern metro train appears at lower right. The Bank Indonesia orchid watermark device and two facsimile signatures — those of the Governor of Bank Indonesia and the Minister of Finance — appear along the lower margin, with the legend 'NEGARA KESATUAN REPUBLIK INDONESIA' at right.
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Descrizione della protezione	Polymer substrate providing inherent transparency window; embedded security thread with demetalized patterning; the large numeral at lower right changing hue on tilt; microprinting integrated within guilloche bands on both faces.
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Commenti	Issued to commemorate the 75th anniversary of Indonesian independence, this note was never intended as a circulating denomination — 75,000 rupiah sits outside the standard series entirely. Printed domestically on polymer substrate, it was one of the first Indonesian commemorative notes produced in-country rather than sourced from an overseas security printer, reflecting a long-standing policy push by Bank Indonesia to develop local banknote production capability. Distribution was limited and largely gift-oriented, with sets sold through bank branches. Secondary market premiums appeared almost immediately.