New Malaysia Coins
The designs of the third series of Malaysian coins draw its inspiration from distinctive elements that define Malaysian culture and heritage. The theme, 'Distinctively Malaysia', features motifs from traditional crafts and our flora and fauna. The coins reflect the diversity and richness of Malaysia's national identity.
On the obverse, each denomination features a different motif, 14 dots representing the 13 states and the Federal Territory and (with exception in the case of the 50 sen coin) five horizontal lines representing the five principles of the 'Rukun Negara' (national pillars).
On the reverse, the new series of coins feature the national flower Rosa-sinensis hibiscus (known as the 'Bunga Raya'), numerals indicating the year of minting, the face value of the coin and the words 'BANK NEGARA MALAYSIA'.
The video : Third Series of Malaysian Coins- Distinctively Malaysia
The new series of coins will be legal tender beginning in 2012 and will co-circulate with the existing series. The existing series will be gradually phased out. Bank Negara Malaysia is working closely with financial institutions, businesses and cash handling vendors to ensure a smooth transition to the new series. Vendors of cash handling machines will be given six months to calibrate their machines to ensure convenience for the use of the new coins.
In my opinion the 50 cent is quite smaller than the current one, and it is going to be harder to differentiate the size between the 50 and 20 cents when you are going through you coins in the pocket while not looking at it. Haha but the design is beautiful and nice.
Cheers
The designs of the third series of Malaysian coins draw its inspiration from distinctive elements that define Malaysian culture and heritage. The theme, 'Distinctively Malaysia', features motifs from traditional crafts and our flora and fauna. The coins reflect the diversity and richness of Malaysia's national identity.
Common Features
The video : Third Series of Malaysian Coins- Distinctively Malaysia
The new series of coins will be legal tender beginning in 2012 and will co-circulate with the existing series. The existing series will be gradually phased out. Bank Negara Malaysia is working closely with financial institutions, businesses and cash handling vendors to ensure a smooth transition to the new series. Vendors of cash handling machines will be given six months to calibrate their machines to ensure convenience for the use of the new coins.
In my opinion the 50 cent is quite smaller than the current one, and it is going to be harder to differentiate the size between the 50 and 20 cents when you are going through you coins in the pocket while not looking at it. Haha but the design is beautiful and nice.
Cheers
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