A Classic from the Heart of Southeast Asia: Malaysian Ringgit Second Series Set

Journey back to the early 1980s with this authentic pair of 1 Ringgit and 5 Ringgit banknotes from Malaysia. This series, issued by Bank Negara Malaysia, is a favorite among collectors for its vibrant colors and the iconic portrait of the nation's first King.

Both notes bear the signature of Ismail bin Mohamed Ali, the longest-serving Governor of the Central Bank, ensuring their authenticity and historical period.

Design & Cultural Highlights:

• The Obverse: Features the portrait of Tuanku Abdul Rahman, the first Yang di-Pertuan Agong (King) of independent Malaya, wearing the Tengkolok (royal headdress).

• The Reverse: Showcases the Kijang Emas (barking deer) logo of Bank Negara Malaysia, framed by intricate Islamic geometric patterns and traditional Songket weaving motifs.

• Denomination Colors: The 1 Ringgit note is rendered in a classic Deep Blue, while the 5 Ringgit note features a vibrant Emerald Green.

• Transitionary Symbols: These notes are notable for featuring both the word "RINGGIT" and the "$" sign, a design element that was eventually phased out in later series.

Product Specifications:

• Issuer: Bank Negara Malaysia

• Denominations: 1 Ringgit ($1) and 5 Ringgit ($5)

• Series: Second Series (ND 1981-1986)

• Condition: Choice Circulated to About Uncirculated (Crisp paper, vivid colors, and minimal handling as seen in the high-resolution images).

• Printer: Bradbury, Wilkinson & Co. (UK)

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