My CNY Gift...

Singapore Lunar Tiger 20gm 999 Fine Silver Proof Coin

Mintage: 6000 pc

Issue Date: 01-Jan-2010
Net Weight (g): 20.00
Diameter (mm): 38.70
Retail Price: S$71.00

Wao!! SA-RIBU RINGGIT!!

How many you ever seen the RM1000 banknote in your life? The RM1000 banknote was terminated from issuing since the year 1998. Do you have the experience trading with using RM1000 notes at the 90th century?

The following "SA-RIBU" banknote can be said as the most treasury collection in Malaysia Banknotes Series, RM1000 banknotes (the largest face value) at the year 1967!!! ( the 1st banknote designation issued by Bank Negara). Can you imagine how great the value of 1000 ringgit at the time 1967? enough for wedding budget? tripping? or even buy a bungalow?

The another reason of the "SA-RIBU" banknotes below become treasury collection is it is not a circulated banknote, it is SPECIMEN note!! What is specimen note?

"Specimen notes are issued to let other banks, and treasuries know about newly issued notes, that are about to be released. They may released in sets or as individual notes.

Many times theses notes will have all zero serial numbers. To keep them form being used as actual currency ( they are not legal tender, nor are they redeemable ) they will perforate or over-print the notes with Specimen or similar wording in their country's language. Some of the wording currently used is as follows:"

Specimen note issuing is extremely rare phenomenon in Malaysia Banknote History, it only issues in a very small quantity, thus it is high value for collection.

Tipu!!

I am one more times cheated by the gambling company! Why you all always tipu my money!!!

I will not go singapore anymore!!!

4th series of RM50( signed by Aziz Taha)

This series of RM50 note called as "4th series" and circulated at the year 1981-1983. The previous three series before also in the same designation but signed by different Gabenor or slightly different in designation. The "4th series" can be said as most rarely series among the four series as it is only circulated for 3 years expecially you would like to find up the UNC condition.(UNC means 100% perfect).

My next mission is RM100 note of "4th series" but it worth RM3500++ and very hard be found in market even the EF condition. (EF means near perfect but not 100% perfect). Even can be found, I also should be waited until strike lottery....

Have you ever seen the women police of Iran?

Batman....

Malaya and British Borneo (One dollar), 1959

It is quite a long time does not shared my collection in blog...

I still remember that these notes was bought in pair at March 2009 with consecutive series number which were 440978 and 440979. The 440978 was owned by Mrs NWC and the latter in owned by me. We bought with a great offer prices which around RM300 pair, that was why we deal with seller without any more negotiation.

This One Dollar note was issued at 1959 with the signature of Malaya First Finance Minister, Tun Lee Hau Shik. At that time, we were using the "region money" means the monetary notes was circulated also at the British Settlement regions which were not independence yet which were Singapore, Sarawak, Sabah and Brunei.

Although these notes bear the date 1 March 1959, they were not released to the public until 1 June 1959. They were printed by Waterlows & Sons, and Thomas De La Rue on paper that incorporated a broken gold security thread on the right and a Malayan tiger's head watermark in centre.

Wah,it is very large!!!!

How large the worm you ever seen in your life? 1cm, 5cm? Haha, let you the largest!!If the big worm you had seen before not larger than below, it does not considered as "largest"!!