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By Mohd Fariz Mohd Yusof, BNM (2005).
The Central Bank of Malaysia Annual reports:
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Issued on 01.06.98. This document contains information on the RM50 polymer bank note as presented by BNM in the issue folder. General information on the RM50 commemorative polymer bank note by BNM. 500,000 notes were printed.
Malaysia, 50 Ringgits,
issued in 1998. Issued to commemorate the XVI Commonwealth Games, held
in Malaysia in 1998. Front:
The first King of Malaysia, Seri Paduka Baginda Yang di-Pertuan Agong,
at right. Prominent landmarks of the Kuala Lumpur (KL) city skyline in
the centre: the Petronas Twin Towers, the KL Tower, and the Malayan
Railway Administration Building in the Moorish colonial style. The KL
International Airport is featured as the central backdrop. The artist's
impression of the Multimedia Super Corridor connecting KL to Putrajaya,
Cyberjaya and the new KL International Airport at right. Back:
The Stadium Utama Bukit Jalil.
Kuala Lumpur 98-XVI Commonwealth Games RM50 commemorative polymer bank note (1998) |
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Issued on 26.10.04. A presentation of the RM5 polymer bank note by Bank Negara Malaysia. Assistant Governor's speech at the launching of RM5 polymer bank note. An estimated 160 million notes were printed.
Malaysia, 5 Ringgits,
issued in 2004. The theme of this series of Malaysian bank notes is Wawasan or Vision 2020 and it reflects Malaysia’s economic
development and achievement towards a fully-developed country. The
clear window incorporates an image of the Prime Minister's office at
Putrajaya. Hibiscus, the national flower of Malaysia, can be seen
along the top and bottom margin on both sides. Front:
The first King of Malaysia, Seri Paduka Baginda Yang di-Pertuan
Agong, at right. Back: The construction sector is
depicted by landmark buildings, the KL International Airport, the
Petronas Twin Towers, and a map showing Putrajaya and Cyberjava.
Bank issues RM5 polymer bank notes (2004)
BNM issues 80m RM5 polymer bank notes (2004) |
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