RM5 1986 Jaafar Hussein Old Malaysian Banknotes made of paper

These are the examples of Banknotes 6th series under the Bank Negara Governor Tan Sri Dato Jaafar Hussein (1985-1994). Condition of the Banknotes are VF to EF at best.

If you are Malaysian, did you manage to get hold of these notes back then? If yes you are maybe as old as I am.. Haha.

Try to keep some Banknotes from the past as memories and to teach your son's or grandkids in the future..

BTW, the notes above I am selling for RM50 as a lot of 3 pieces if anyone is interested. You can email me at mrdannycollection@yahoo.com or comment if you are interested to buy it.

Cheers.

Malaysian Coin cards for sale Sept 2024

 

It's been a long time since I last update this blog because I lost the account details. But hey I finally found it again and it is still here. And what better way is to update it with coin cards that are available for sell.

Sea Games 2001 = RM25 each

Sukma 2004 = RM30 Each

Muzium = RM28 Each

Islamic = RM20 Each

You can comment here or drop an email to mrdannycollection@yahoo.com if you are interested to buy. Payment via Maybank QR or Boost accepted.

Thanks and hope to see you again. Let's Go!

Malaysia Rare Coins

Malaysian coins illustration (example from shutterstock)

This is the list for some-what rare Malaysian Coins:

1. 1 sen 1968 - 10,500,000 mintage

2. 1 sen 1970 - 2,535,000 mintage

3. 1 sen 1976 copper clad steel - 21,400,385 mintage

4. 1 sen 1976 copper - less than 100 pieces known to exist

5. 5 sen 1997 - 7,703,850 mintage

6. 5 sen 2004 - 11,520,000 mintage

7. 10 sen 1971 - 32,236 mintage

8. 10 sen 1994 - 7,122,222 mintage

9. 10 sen 2003 - 8,640,000 mintage

10. 20 sen 1970 - 1,054,000 mintage

11. 20 sen 1971 - 9,958,419 mintage

12. 20 sen 1978 - 6,847,062 mintage

13. 20 sen 1994 - 2,680,339 mintage

14. 50 sen 1969 - 2,000,000 mintage

15. 50 sen 1979 - 5,361,146 mintage

16. 50 sen 1985 - 7,115,162 mintage

17. 50 sen 1986 - 8,193,478 mintage

18. 50 sen 1987 - 7,696,117 mintage

19. 50 sen 1995 - 1,650,423 mintage

so the next time you received this old coin make sure to check it out.

THE TOP 3 LARGEST VALUE BANKNOTES IN THE WORLD

The largest value banknotes in the world:
1. Singapore Dollar 10,000

Singapore has held the world record for largest value of a single banknote. It is worth around USD7,726 during this day Sept 18th 2019. Presumably, for similar reasons, the Singapore Monetary Authority has announced plans to phase these high-value banknotes out

2. Brunei 10,000 Dollars

The Brunei dollar is issued and controlled by the Monetary Authority of Brunei Darussalam, and therefore totally under control of the oil-rich microstate. It is worth around USD7,460 at the moment.


2. 1,000 SWISS FRANCS (CHF)

Switzerland has bucked the western trend of eliminating high-value banknotes by maintaining its 1,000 franc note. Best of all, the Swiss government has indicated the purple note as here to stay. It is worth around USD1,004. So it is almost the same value as the USD.

So that wraps it for today the Top 3- Largest value banknotes in the world. Happy Collecting and keep up the good work!

via https://nomadcapitalist.com/2018/02/02/largest-value-banknotes-world/

Datuk Nor Shamsiah Mohd Yunus as the 9th BNM Governor

Datuk Nor Shamsiah Mohd Yunus has been named the new Bank Negara Malaysia (BNM) Governor, the second woman to hold the position after Tan Sri Dr Zeti Akhtar Aziz.

Her appointment is effective July 1, 2018 until June 30, 2023.

She takes over from Tan Sri Muhammad Ibrahim, who resigned early this month before completing his five-year term, after his appointment in May 2016.

Kampung Baru-born Nor Shamsiah, 54, the fifth in a family of six, joined the central bank in 1987.

Rising through the ranks, she became assistant Governor in December 2004 before being appointed as deputy Governor in November 2010 upon the retirement of Datuk Zamani Abdul Ghani, and was re-appointed to the same post in 2013.

She left the central bank in November 2016 to join the International Monetary Fund, the same year that Zeti finished her tenure as Governor in April.

Nor Shamsiah holds a Bachelor’s Degree in Accountancy from the University of South Australia and is a Fellow of the Australian CPA.

She has extensive experience in developing regulations, policies and guidelines for the banking sector and was also involved in financial sector resolution initiatives during the Asian financial crisis as well as in the implementation of the Financial Sector Masterplan for the development of the Malaysian financial system from 2001 to 2010.

She was also involved in the investigation into 1Malaysia Development Bhd (1MDB) while at the bank.

Datuk Nor Shamsiah Mohd Yunus has been appointed as the new Governor of Bank Negara Malaysia (BNM) for a term of five years effective from July 1, 2018 to June 30, 2023, Finance Minister Lim Guan Eng announced yesterday.

Lim said the Ministry of Finance (MoF) has been instructed to announce that the Yang diPertuan Agong had on June 19, 2018 granted his royal consent to the recommendation of Prime Minister Tun Dr Mahathir Mohamad to appoint Nor Shamsiah as the new Governor.

“The Prime Minister forwarded his recommendation on June 18, 2018 to the Yang di-Pertuan Agong that Datuk Nor Shamsiah be appointed as the BNM Governor for a term of five years effective from July 1, 2018 to June 30, 2023,” he said at a press conference in Putrajaya here, yesterday.

She takes over from Tan Sri Muhammad Ibrahim, who resigned early this month before completing his five-year term, after his appointment in May 2016.

Nor Shamsiah was the Deputy Governor of BNM from 2010 until 2016.

She recently served as Assistant Director of the Monetary and Capital Markets Division of the International Monetary Fund.

As Deputy Governor, she was responsible for banking, insurance and takaful supervision, financial intelligence and enforcement, talent management, finance and shared services of the central bank.

Nor Shamsiah joined BNM in 1987 and has served in various areas including prudential regulations, legislation, policies and guidelines for the financial sector and supervision.