1 Ringgit, Malaysia, 1967-72 Bimetallic 1 Trambiyo - 16 mm

1 Trambiyo - 16 mm (approx)

and stopped entirely in 1922 - relying on paper money instead

issued in 1910

The reverse features an image of the Star Mosque

These notes were issued immediately after Britain had recaptured Burma from the Japanese during the World War II

1 Ringgit, Malaysia, 1967-72 Bimetallic 1 Trambiyo - 16 mmOne Ringgit banknote of Malaysia, printed from 1967 72. These were the first banknotes of Malaysia printed after independence (1957). Pre 1967, Malaysia used the Malaya dollar, and was in a monetary union with Singapore. The obverse of the banknote features King Tunaku Abdul Rahman, who served as the first ruler of Malaysia from 1957 60. The obverse of the note features a deer on a shield the logo of Bank Negara, the Malaysian Central Bank. Size: 120