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Issued on 01.03.93. Withdrawn from circulation on 21.08.00. Although the notes ceased to be legal tender, they can be redeemed through commercial banks until 20.08.05 and through Bank Indonesia until 20.08.10, at which point they will be demonetised.
It should be noted that the OVDs on a large number of notes have been poorly manufactured—such OVDs exhibit numerous tiny holes in the silver foil and along the foil edge.
Indonesia, 50,000 Rupiah,
issued in 1993. This bank note was issued to commemorate the 25 years of
the Indonesian development, i.e., the success of the first long-term
25-year development period, beginning in 1969 and ending in 1994.
Front:
President Soeharto (resigned in 1988) as the Father of Indonesian
Development with the representation of various sectoral developments
(culture, agriculture, infrastructure, education, chemical industry) in
the background. Back:
Soekarno-Hatta International Airport and a Garuda Indonesia Boeing
747-400 airplane taking off, illustrating that the Indonesian
development is entering the process of take-off. [Description
below from
the issue folder.]
The
First Long Term 25-Year Development Period, beginning April 1, 1969 and ending
March, 1994, has produced remarkable achievements in many sectors. To
commemorate this success, the Bank Indonesia is issuing a limited number of Rp
50,000 plastic bank notes with the theme '25 YEARS OF INDONESIAN
DEVELOPMENT'. This note is the first plastic bank note issued in Indonesia and
shall be legal tender.
On
the front side of the bank note appears the portrait of President Soeharto as
the Father of Indonesian Development with the representation of various sectoral
developments in the background. On the reverse side is a picture of the
Soekarno-Hatta International Airport and a Garuda Indonesia airplane taking off,
illustrating that the Indonesian development is entering the process of
take-off.
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Issued on 01.11.99.
Bank
Indonesia issued Rp 100,000 plastic notes in anticipation of an increased demand
demand for cash as a result of worries about the Year 2000 computer bug.
S2R1a has been printed by NPA. S2R1b has been printed by NPW and the first serial number prefix for this issue is APA. There are no visible differences between the two issues.
Genuine
specimen
notes have zero serial numbers. There
are counterfeited
Indonesia, 100,000 Rupiah,
issued in 1999. This bank note was one of the key measures for the
preparation for the Millennium Bug. The Bank of Indonesia wanted to
accumulate a stock of bank notes in the event the computer systems
crashed. 500 million notes have been printed. Front:
Indonesia's founding President Soekarno and Vice-President Mohammad
Hatta. Soekarno's portrait, first appearing on Indonesian bank notes in
1950, was removed after Soeharto seized power in 1965 and was
reintroduced on this note. The text from the Indonesia's 1945
independence proclamation in the centre. Back: The
House of Representatives building.
Bank Indonesia issues plastic money Rp. 100,000
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