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Indonesia
Avos; Cent; Centavo ; Ducat; Duit; Escudo; Gold Rupee; Gulden;
Keping; Mohur; Real Batu; Reales; Rupee; Rupiah; Sen; Stiver,
Stuiver
The rupiah is the official currency of Indonesia.
Indonesians also use the word "perak" The rupiah is
subdivided into 100 sen. The Riau islands and the Indonesian half of New
Guinea (Irian Barat) had their own variants of the rupiah, but these
were subsumed into the national rupiah in the sixties.
Banknotes were issued in the following periods.
1942 - 1949 Japanese Invasion, and Indonesian independence
Local banknotes of Republic of Indonesia, 1947-1949
Republic of Indonesia banknotes - series 1, '1945' , Series 2, '1 January 1947' , Series 3, '26 July 1947' , Series 4, '23 August 1948'
The Sjafruddin cut
Indonesia De Javasche Bank notes
Republik Indonesia Serikat money
Nationalisation of De Javasche Bank - transformation to Bank Indonesia
1965 onwards - 'new rupiah': the 1000 to 1 revaluation of the rupiah
Banknotes of the 'new rupiah', circulating 1965-1968
1968-1975: 'Sudirman' series of banknotes
1992 banknote redesigns and addition of 20,000 rupiah note
1993 Soeharto commemorative 50,000 rupiah
1995 reissues: addition of security thread
1998-1999: post financial crisis banknotes
2000-2005: redesigns to all of Indonesia's denominations of banknotes
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