I remember when I washed my clothes and I didn't realized that I had a RM1 Ringgit in one of my pocket pants .😅 And then I realized the Malaysian Ringgit was waterproof!LOL!!!😂🤣😂🤣
Well, I have a slightly different experience with my friend. Same thing, forgot to take it out from his pants. After he realized that he has a RM5 in it, he take it and dry it using iron. Yeah.. LOL. An it was happened not long after this polymer note was firstly introduced.😀
Also dont worry about big note like 20-100 ringgit you can wash it. It's not just a paper that going to break easily like the usa notes unless the notes was so old and used it many times
Yes.. but the current coins especially the 20 cent and 50 cent they are same color but slightly different sized and other coins much small then previous coins.
im Malaysian.. and i don't know why i feel the ringgit malaysia is the most unique and beautiful money in the world compare to another money from another countries that i know.
I'm more annoyed with US Dollar bill having the same size... I used to live there. The 1st time I wanted to use the bill, it got me really confused. $20 $50 $1 all look the same and same size. Coming from Malaysia where I'm used to different color notes and sizes, USD is a nuisance to me, no offense. Even the coins have the same size!! At least Malaysian coin size depends on the value. The smallest RM0.05 sen the biggest RM0.50
Biggest is 50 sen, yes.. but it makes me remember a time when Malaysia used to produce the RM1 coin. Which still intrigues me to this day cause its just the largest coin ive ever had. I even have the more rarer $1 sign on it. Not sure how much it would be worth but no way im parting with it lol
I agree. Because, there are children who cant count. But, they can barely knew which has the big value by differentiate the size. It will help them a lot.
There one small features that he forget to mantion the Sultan picture on all the money have a microprinting the name of the first Prime Sultan of Malaysia on his head gear...and if you turn the picture on virtical position you will see the pick of mount Kinabalu on the Sultan headgear...
Its also quite difficult to get the Malaysian Ringgit abroad. You will have to come to Malaysia to exchange your Dollar or Pound for Ringgit. To keep it hard to manipulate when its hard to get outside Malaysia.
the difference of banknotes on malaysian ringgit can help blind people to differentiate the banknotes they have so blind people can also engage in buying and selling even without the help of others without being deceived after learning to remember different sizes of money by feeling with their hands
The latest series of Malaysian banknotes draws its inspiration from elements which distinctively define the country's diverse culture, heritage and nature. Themed 'Distinctively Malaysia', the fourth series of Malaysian banknotes features traditional expressions in the art and craft, natural wonders, flora and fauna, economy and tradition.
I like arranging my cash according to their sizes in my wallet. Its easier especially when I need to pay at the counter. I guess we are used to it and become spoil. If i ever move to other countries it will be such a nuisance to learn and differentiate the amount everytime I need to pay.
Wow thanks guys for this reaction .....yes our Ringgit might be less in value but it make up by being the most Vivid and Memorable bank note there is in this world ....
Malaysia make their money with different sizes ,to help peoples to recognize the amount of the money easily also with different colors,its may helps a lot.
In fact, the hat worn by Tunku Abdul Rahman in the Malaysian Ringgit banknote has an alphabet. If observed carefully, the name of Seri Paduka Baginda Yang Dipertuan Agong Almarhum Tuanku Abdul Rahman Ibni Almarhum Tuanku Muhammad will appear. 😊
Nothing wrong with this video's fact. What funny is I re-watched this video (about the money) around half an hour before you guys upload this. Serendipitous!!
As a malaysian myself, it is very convenient for every day life since all the notes has different sizes and colors. This also helps little children to differentiate the notes easier when they learn about currency. Ive been to america once and it was very hard to differentiate the notes there 😅
hi.. thanks for the video.. I would like to mention one thing in the video when he said " the picture was the photo of Tunku Abdul Rahman". Actually, it was the photo of our first Yang DiPertuan Agong/Appointed King among the 9 Sultan.
I prefer bank notes to be the same size, only because of my OCD. There is a local celebrity who is blind, he said that he determines the note's value by its sizes, rather than the braille. So yeah the different size is useful for a blind person.
I personally don't find the different sizes annoying. At least if you're an organised person. I usually put the larger notes in my purse and smaller notes in my pocket. Also the different colours definitely help. I used to joke with my mom like... mom: how much do you want? me: uh the green one would be nice mom: *pulled out RM5* me: the old one! (in Malay we say 'young green' for light green and 'old green' for dark green) mom: *chuckled and ACCIDENTALLY pulled out RM100* me: oooh purple is pretty too XD
Here's another piece of trivia. The Malaysian Ringgit notes, while having gone through a few different designs over the decades, have generally been of the same size and colour since it was still the pre-independence Malayan and British Borneo Dollar.
We use to have 500 and 1000 bills but was discontinued somewhere in the 90’s, to make it hard for people to smuggle out the ringgit, coz if not mistaken we have to declare if we have cash more than 10k going out of the country, they changed the RM1 from paper to coins and later after that the coins was discontinued then to polymer, and i still remember when i was a kid people use to translate the word “Ringgit” to dollar when they speak in English and we even use the $ sign and somewhere in the late 80’s they changed it to RM to have our own identity.. i always wonder why dollar and not pounds £ since we were from the British colony…
yes..it was... i had once kept it and spent for f&b anyway...Now; i just realised; past is over...life is not staying there longer but move away according the time-lines.
The one ringgit and 5 ringgit were made by polymer is because the ringgits were remade and kids in Malaysia always holds 1 to 10 ringgit and they easily forget bout their money in their pockets.
I always being annoyed by RM 10 and RM 20 bills because the colors quite similar especially in the dark. Also, the biggest notes ever was RM 1000 and the smallest notes was 5 cents (with banana tree on the notes and it was during Japanese Occupation if I'm not mistaken) which both not out anymore. My uncle is still keeping them till now.
although the notes are complex and potentially expensive to produce, but bear in mind, they are printed in the millions and millions, which help bring the cost per unit down.
on size of the bill, yes it's important that it's different in size before the polimer version when all of the bill are made of paper the RM1 bill is significantly smaller and easy to differentiate by just a glance, but when they update the bills about 20+ years ago when they size up the bills to the size it is now but was still in paper quite a lot of people need to adjust to the change. because of the size people mistook the RM1 and RM50 if the bill was just judge by a glance due to the colouring looks nearly the same under dim lighting eg: in your wallet in short if you're in a rush you might mistakenly pay RM50+ on a RM1+ item, which happens to me once and quite a number of my relative back then which leads us to separate the 50 from other notes in our wallet for some time before they change to the polymer
About bank notes im not sure their manufacturing cost. But in Malaysia used to have 1 cent(the smallest penny we have) but the government decide to stop using it because the manufacturing cost are high. Thus now if there is like ending penny with 8,9,1,2 then will round to nearest 0. Example 12cent to 10 cent, 19 cent to 20 cent. Where 3,4,6,7 round to the nearest 5, example 33cent to 35 cents, 66 cent to 65 cent
For me it help foreign or disable people during shaping.. colour for foreigner cause I experienced it myself. They will say to the casher "what colour?". As for the size, it is easier for those who cannot see.. my opinion
YES. CORRECT. THE RINGGIT WAS A DEVICE USED ON SILVER AND GOLD COINS TO PREVENT SHAVINGS (THEFT) AND THUS DEBASING ITS VALUE. ANY MISSING OR IRREGULAR RINGGITS IS SUS. THE FUNNY THING IS, MALAYS DON’T USE THAT WORD FOR ANYTHING OTHER THAN TO REFER TO THE CURRENCY.
on top of the minister's 'tengkolok' or you may call it like a headware, there's actually some words above it, it written so small, that only if you re focus, you can see it I eventually knew about it cause I went to the national bank and my teacher said so
did it mention that the lines and diamond thing is for blind people to distinguish the value of the money they hold...and also about the microprints of the first rulers name on his hat
Also they didn't mention that in Malaysia RM0.01cents don't exist so if you buy something that cost like 14cents then you would round up and pay 15cents.
It is true that once the Money Printing Company of the Republic of Indonesia (Perum Peruri) once collaborated with Malaysia to print Ringgit Money (RM). However there is no clear information on the amount of ringgit printed or which dominance was served. Both parties kept it confidential. Apart from that, Perum Peruri has also printed money for Bangladesh, Nepal, Sri Lanka, Thailand, Papua New Guinea, Ghana, Somalia, Argentina and The Philippines passports. In December 2019, Perum Peruri won a contract to print Peruvian national money. Ringgit Malaysia banknotes have been issued by Bank Negara Malaysia, BNM (the Central Bank of Malaysia) in 4 series so far. The First Series started in 1967. The Second Series started in 1982. The Third Series started in 1996. The Fourth Series started in 2008 (only for RM50 banknote) and in 2012 for the other banknotes. BNM Fourth Series banknotes (starting 2012) are supplied by not one but four countries namely Crane AB from Sweden, Giesecke & Devrient GmbH from Germany, Oberthur Technologies from France and Orell Fussli from Switzerland.
@@viperx586 actually i know about it.. that is so in other comment i said about agreement on 2010 between PT PERURI and BNM .. and i know about historis your money, actually.. 😁
@@herdananindyawasista8460 Malaysian banknotes in Series One and Series Two were printed by Bradbury Wilkinson & Co and Thomas De La Rue, both were money printing companies from the United Kingdom. Later, Malaysian banknotes were also printed by several other printers including BA Banknote (Canada), United States Banknote (USA), Canadian Banknote (Canada), Francois Charles Oberthur (France), Giesecke & Devrient (Germany) and Harrison & Son (UK). For Malaysia's latest polymer money issued from 2012 (RM1 & RM5 banknotes) it is printed by an Australian company, Note Printing Australia (NPA), which is a wholly -owned subsidiary of the Reserve Bank of Australia. Perum Peruri partnered with Bank Negara Malaysia in 2010 to reprint several Third Series banknotes and possibly also the second edition RM50 Fourth Series banknote. From 2012, the cooperation with PT Peruri was terminated. However it is something to be very proud of as Indonesia turns out to have world -class printing technology, beating all other Asean countries.. 😊😊😊
One more thing, before this, there is micro writing on the line of almarhum tuanku abdulrahman's tanjak (headdresses). I don't remember what name exactly it written.
For your question about the size of notes, no we're not. We are comfortable with it and hopes country do like us too. Our notes are highly convenient for people with disabilities...
Its easier because I can differentiated it by color, however they mess up with the syilings/cents by introducing years ago a new shinier fake non metal material that is very hard to see the denomination if you have bad eyesight like me because its to shiny..
If you zoom in Tunku Abdul Rahman picture in the money and use something to see his 'something that he wear on his head' (i forgot what it s called) you will definitely see a small small text that says his full name. And his name is sooooo longg. I just knew this when i already 17.😂😂😂
Having diferrent sizes of the notes is much better becos easy to sort out & pick if it mix up in your wallet. image how would you pick the right note at the cashier if it of all same sizes........
there"s a loooooot more details and micro print this video didnt mention also the VOID on 50 will appear clearly when someone have a stupid idea of color printing a counterfeit
No more 50 and 100 ringgit notes, to avoid blackmoney transaction. Now the goverment can track every ringgit and cents spend by the people through online banking.
Honestly, I dislike the 1 ringgit note, it easily sticked together, and causing you either pay more or pay less. In the past, we also has 500 and 1000 note.
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The lower denominations RM1 and RM5 being plastic has probably saved the national bank a lot of money and resources on damaged notes. In Malaysia, we have markets (aka pasar) and it's very common that money gets passed around a lot. You can imagine how much wear and tear the notes will go through daily, and that's not even including wet markets or for when it rains. So I think it was a very smart move to have them being polymer, being both waterproof and tear proof.
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The void is there because if you try to photocopy the note or scan it the void will become much more visible.
And if you look closely on the tunku abdul rahamn hat in real life you can see some writing there. i forgot what it say tho..
@@MylesNeedsALife thats what we used to do during childhood, try to read that writing hahaha
@@aqilhaziq3510 yup
I remember when I washed my clothes and I didn't realized that I had a RM1 Ringgit in one of my pocket pants .😅 And then I realized the Malaysian Ringgit was waterproof!LOL!!!😂🤣😂🤣
Well, I have a slightly different experience with my friend. Same thing, forgot to take it out from his pants. After he realized that he has a RM5 in it, he take it and dry it using iron. Yeah.. LOL. An it was happened not long after this polymer note was firstly introduced.😀
Also dont worry about big note like 20-100 ringgit you can wash it. It's not just a paper that going to break easily like the usa notes unless the notes was so old and used it many times
Ooh nice@@alieymw !😮😃 👍
Oohh awesome facts@@oyen9476.😊
the good things with the notes is that they are so vivid and vibrant so you could easily distinguish from one another and will make less mistakes
Yes.. but the current coins especially the 20 cent and 50 cent they are same color but slightly different sized and other coins much small then previous coins.
Mistakes are still made though from time to time. With paper notes, people keep mistaking 10MYR for 20MYR.
Thats why the Malaysian Ringgit and the Malaysian passport is hardly forged!
Yea man
Pasport tipu banyak ja, klau x xdelah 3 juta warga asing kat sini dik
@@wankhairulhakim8115 Itu IC la bangang. Bukan paspot!
@@samaguinaldo8556 hahahahaahaha
@@samaguinaldo8556 sia² dapat bangang😂😂
im Malaysian.. and i don't know why i feel the ringgit malaysia is the most unique and beautiful money in the world compare to another money from another countries that i know.
Well that would be Australia, since it invented polymer banknotes and their banknotes are more sophisticated.
I'm more annoyed with US Dollar bill having the same size... I used to live there. The 1st time I wanted to use the bill, it got me really confused. $20 $50 $1 all look the same and same size. Coming from Malaysia where I'm used to different color notes and sizes, USD is a nuisance to me, no offense. Even the coins have the same size!! At least Malaysian coin size depends on the value. The smallest RM0.05 sen the biggest RM0.50
yea 100% agree. i remember staring at my banknotes trying to figure out which one to pull out while the cashier waited for me.
@@edpotter1170 yea! I feel anxious when ppl wait for me
Biggest is 50 sen, yes.. but it makes me remember a time when Malaysia used to produce the RM1 coin. Which still intrigues me to this day cause its just the largest coin ive ever had. I even have the more rarer $1 sign on it. Not sure how much it would be worth but no way im parting with it lol
I agree. Because, there are children who cant count. But, they can barely knew which has the big value by differentiate the size. It will help them a lot.
@@luqhakim5711 I have RM5 coins. It's rare collections.
There one small features that he forget to mantion the Sultan picture on all the money have a microprinting the name of the first Prime Sultan of Malaysia on his head gear...and if you turn the picture on virtical position you will see the pick of mount Kinabalu on the Sultan headgear...
Its also quite difficult to get the Malaysian Ringgit abroad. You will have to come to Malaysia to exchange your Dollar or Pound for Ringgit. To keep it hard to manipulate when its hard to get outside Malaysia.
In my opinion the difference between the size of the money note it's the best thing
the difference of banknotes on malaysian ringgit can help blind people to differentiate the banknotes they have so blind people can also engage in buying and selling even without the help of others without being deceived after learning to remember different sizes of money by feeling with their hands
VOID will appears clearly after you photocopy it.
VOID also printed on national test certificates.
I never noticed that tbh
Thank you guys for react this video, I'm as Malaysian people just realize how much value our ringgit bank notes is than other country bank notes.
The latest series of Malaysian banknotes draws its inspiration from elements which distinctively define the country's diverse culture, heritage and nature. Themed 'Distinctively Malaysia', the fourth series of Malaysian banknotes features traditional expressions in the art and craft, natural wonders, flora and fauna, economy and tradition.
I prefer different color and size so that we dont mistaken took wrong notes to make payment.
I agree,I would be annoyed if is the same size and colour
Utk mudahkan blind people pon ya juga.
btul..tp tula kdg2 OCD..jd tk senang hati plk duit tk seragam XD
I like arranging my cash according to their sizes in my wallet. Its easier especially when I need to pay at the counter. I guess we are used to it and become spoil. If i ever move to other countries it will be such a nuisance to learn and differentiate the amount everytime I need to pay.
we used to have the 2 ringgit note which has been discontinued but it's still a legal tender.
Wow thanks guys for this reaction .....yes our Ringgit might be less in value but it make up by being the most Vivid and Memorable bank note there is in this world ....
Malaysia make their money with different sizes ,to help peoples to recognize the amount of the money easily also with different colors,its may helps a lot.
Wow wow wow!!! I never knew all those features in our Ringgit especially the glowing in the dark !!
It doesn't glow in the dark. It glowed under blue lights
In fact, the hat worn by Tunku Abdul Rahman in the Malaysian Ringgit banknote has an alphabet. If observed carefully, the name of Seri Paduka Baginda Yang Dipertuan Agong Almarhum Tuanku Abdul Rahman Ibni Almarhum Tuanku Muhammad will appear. 😊
8:48. The silhouette of the first Prime Minister was used as the based for the conceptual design of PNB 118 (Merdeka Tower)
Nothing wrong with this video's fact. What funny is I re-watched this video (about the money) around half an hour before you guys upload this. Serendipitous!!
As a malaysian myself, it is very convenient for every day life since all the notes has different sizes and colors. This also helps little children to differentiate the notes easier when they learn about currency. Ive been to america once and it was very hard to differentiate the notes there 😅
hi.. thanks for the video.. I would like to mention one thing in the video when he said " the picture was the photo of Tunku Abdul Rahman". Actually, it was the photo of our first Yang DiPertuan Agong/Appointed King among the 9 Sultan.
Meanwhile Malaysian reacting to USA Dollars secret😂
Kita sudah lama lalai, mereka je sudah merancang
Rancak2 berdosa
I'm a Malaysian and I like the different colour on the money.Its easy to know wick is RM1,2,5,10(RM2 was long ago)
We Malaysian usually differentiate notes by its colors. It is easier that way.
Phez and Miles... you can purchase the RM600 note as a collection.. and proudly display it to your fellow Americans.
9:11 okay that's really cool
I prefer bank notes to be the same size, only because of my OCD. There is a local celebrity who is blind, he said that he determines the note's value by its sizes, rather than the braille. So yeah the different size is useful for a blind person.
we used to have rm2 . so pretty purple+pinkish .. so sad they discontinued them 😔
I personally don't find the different sizes annoying. At least if you're an organised person. I usually put the larger notes in my purse and smaller notes in my pocket. Also the different colours definitely help. I used to joke with my mom like...
mom: how much do you want?
me: uh the green one would be nice
mom: *pulled out RM5*
me: the old one! (in Malay we say 'young green' for light green and 'old green' for dark green)
mom: *chuckled and ACCIDENTALLY pulled out RM100*
me: oooh purple is pretty too XD
Great video guys!!
Malaysia Money beautiful colour
Here's another piece of trivia. The Malaysian Ringgit notes, while having gone through a few different designs over the decades, have generally been of the same size and colour since it was still the pre-independence Malayan and British Borneo Dollar.
We use to have 500 and 1000 bills but was discontinued somewhere in the 90’s, to make it hard for people to smuggle out the ringgit, coz if not mistaken we have to declare if we have cash more than 10k going out of the country, they changed the RM1 from paper to coins and later after that the coins was discontinued then to polymer, and i still remember when i was a kid people use to translate the word “Ringgit” to dollar when they speak in English and we even use the $ sign and somewhere in the late 80’s they changed it to RM to have our own identity.. i always wonder why dollar and not pounds £ since we were from the British colony…
There were 500 and 1000 ringgit notes in the past
yes..it was... i had once kept it and spent for f&b anyway...Now; i just realised; past is over...life is not staying there longer but move away according the time-lines.
The one ringgit and 5 ringgit were made by polymer is because the ringgits were remade and kids in Malaysia always holds 1 to 10 ringgit and they easily forget bout their money in their pockets.
I always being annoyed by RM 10 and RM 20 bills because the colors quite similar especially in the dark. Also, the biggest notes ever was RM 1000 and the smallest notes was 5 cents (with banana tree on the notes and it was during Japanese Occupation if I'm not mistaken) which both not out anymore.
My uncle is still keeping them till now.
although the notes are complex and potentially expensive to produce, but bear in mind, they are printed in the millions and millions, which help bring the cost per unit down.
on size of the bill, yes it's important that it's different in size
before the polimer version when all of the bill are made of paper the RM1 bill is significantly smaller and easy to differentiate by just a glance, but when they update the bills about 20+ years ago when they size up the bills to the size it is now but was still in paper quite a lot of people need to adjust to the change. because of the size people mistook the RM1 and RM50 if the bill was just judge by a glance due to the colouring looks nearly the same under dim lighting eg: in your wallet
in short if you're in a rush you might mistakenly pay RM50+ on a RM1+ item, which happens to me once and quite a number of my relative back then which leads us to separate the 50 from other notes in our wallet for some time before they change to the polymer
FYI the man printed on the front of the note is 1st prime minister who also the one who declare independence from British colony of Malaya in 1957.
He not the pm but the first agong (king) of malaya (now Malaysia)
About bank notes im not sure their manufacturing cost. But in Malaysia used to have 1 cent(the smallest penny we have) but the government decide to stop using it because the manufacturing cost are high.
Thus now if there is like ending penny with 8,9,1,2 then will round to nearest 0. Example 12cent to 10 cent, 19 cent to 20 cent. Where 3,4,6,7 round to the nearest 5, example 33cent to 35 cents, 66 cent to 65 cent
@@LarrySong712 its at the back of RM50 - Tunku Abdul Rahman (Kedah) - 1st PM), At the front (All notes) Tuanku Abdul Rahman (NS) - 1st YDP Agung.
@@hadeqhad5474 noted, my mistake, thanks for correction
@@ezhademinuddin2872 noted, my mistake, thanks for correction
For me it help foreign or disable people during shaping.. colour for foreigner cause I experienced it myself. They will say to the casher "what colour?". As for the size, it is easier for those who cannot see.. my opinion
YES. CORRECT. THE RINGGIT WAS A DEVICE USED ON SILVER AND GOLD COINS TO PREVENT SHAVINGS (THEFT) AND THUS DEBASING ITS VALUE. ANY MISSING OR IRREGULAR RINGGITS IS SUS. THE FUNNY THING IS, MALAYS DON’T USE THAT WORD FOR ANYTHING OTHER THAN TO REFER TO THE CURRENCY.
on top of the minister's 'tengkolok' or you may call it like a headware, there's actually some words above it, it written so small, that only if you re focus, you can see it
I eventually knew about it cause I went to the national bank and my teacher said so
Only Gold is real of the money
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did it mention that the lines and diamond thing is for blind people to distinguish the value of the money they hold...and also about the microprints of the first rulers name on his hat
Malaysia national bird
Rhino hornbills
I think its nice and maybe easy for the blind people to distinguished the money from another
Also they didn't mention that in Malaysia RM0.01cents don't exist so if you buy something that cost like 14cents then you would round up and pay 15cents.
New Coin design..
5 sen and 10 sen
20 sen and 50 sen.
Always make me confuse.
there are almost Look same.
@The Commodity ringgit Malaysia made by PT PERURI Indonesia by the way.. made by one national company at Indonesia
It is true that once the Money Printing Company of the Republic of Indonesia (Perum Peruri) once collaborated with Malaysia to print Ringgit Money (RM). However there is no clear information on the amount of ringgit printed or which dominance was served. Both parties kept it confidential. Apart from that, Perum Peruri has also printed money for Bangladesh, Nepal, Sri Lanka, Thailand, Papua New Guinea, Ghana, Somalia, Argentina and The Philippines passports. In December 2019, Perum Peruri won a contract to print Peruvian national money.
Ringgit Malaysia banknotes have been issued by Bank Negara Malaysia, BNM (the Central Bank of Malaysia) in 4 series so far. The First Series started in 1967. The Second Series started in 1982. The Third Series started in 1996. The Fourth Series started in 2008 (only for RM50 banknote) and in 2012 for the other banknotes.
BNM Fourth Series banknotes (starting 2012) are supplied by not one but four countries namely Crane AB from Sweden, Giesecke & Devrient GmbH from Germany, Oberthur Technologies from France and Orell Fussli from Switzerland.
@@viperx586 actually i know about it.. that is so in other comment i said about agreement on 2010 between PT PERURI and BNM .. and i know about historis your money, actually.. 😁
@@herdananindyawasista8460 Malaysian banknotes in Series One and Series Two were printed by Bradbury Wilkinson & Co and Thomas De La Rue, both were money printing companies from the United Kingdom. Later, Malaysian banknotes were also printed by several other printers including BA Banknote (Canada), United States Banknote (USA), Canadian Banknote (Canada), Francois Charles Oberthur (France), Giesecke & Devrient (Germany) and Harrison & Son (UK).
For Malaysia's latest polymer money issued from 2012 (RM1 & RM5 banknotes) it is printed by an Australian company, Note Printing Australia (NPA), which is a wholly -owned subsidiary of the Reserve Bank of Australia.
Perum Peruri partnered with Bank Negara Malaysia in 2010 to reprint several Third Series banknotes and possibly also the second edition RM50 Fourth Series banknote. From 2012, the cooperation with PT Peruri was terminated. However it is something to be very proud of as Indonesia turns out to have world -class printing technology, beating all other Asean countries.. 😊😊😊
One more thing, before this, there is micro writing on the line of almarhum tuanku abdulrahman's tanjak (headdresses). I don't remember what name exactly it written.
For your question about the size of notes, no we're not. We are comfortable with it and hopes country do like us too. Our notes are highly convenient for people with disabilities...
Its easier because I can differentiated it by color, however they mess up with the syilings/cents by introducing years ago a new shinier fake non metal material that is very hard to see the denomination if you have bad eyesight like me because its to shiny..
If you zoom in Tunku Abdul Rahman picture in the money and use something to see his 'something that he wear on his head' (i forgot what it s called) you will definitely see a small small text that says his full name. And his name is sooooo longg. I just knew this when i already 17.😂😂😂
the kids will easily count becos they are with colors beside the different of size will make easier to make a change...
ME FIRST
I would be annoyed if our money is in the same colour..but is ez to have the money in other colour
I'm a Malaysian and just knew some of this information
Having diferrent sizes of the notes is much better becos easy to sort out & pick if it mix up in your wallet. image how would you pick the right note at the cashier if it of all same sizes........
We also used to have a 500 note. Not anymore.
3:25 Tuanku Abdul Rahman
Maaaan.... I cannot believe I can still read Jawi text... Last time I did... I was a kid..
Awesome!
I mean, US dollar notes also varies in sizes
It's not really annoying in my experience but I have often mistaken the MYR20 for MYR10 and vice versa.
there"s a loooooot more details and micro print this video didnt mention
also the VOID on 50 will appear clearly when someone have a stupid idea of color printing a counterfeit
If i ever get my hand on the RM600, all the cells in my body would tell me to use it to buy ice creams or something
2:48 That's old money.
that why we have colour to differentiate money other than its size
Baru aku perasan Ada tulisan jawi pulaa dekat duit unik gileee
I love u pronounce KINABALU correctly a
No more 50 and 100 ringgit notes, to avoid blackmoney transaction. Now the goverment can track every ringgit and cents spend by the people through online banking.
There also have controversial topic about 5 ringgit note that have satan likes at little window
void will be visible if people scanned them
In the past,
2 ringgit exist
1 paper 2 RINGGIT
1 ringgit was actually paper in the past i dont know why they change it
8:31 is the PM 1ST standing for MERDEKA and use as PNB118 design
And oil palm tree use as a trx tower design
I'm from Malaysia and if I want to pay a us dollar it'll be 6 ringgit
That's why malaysian note is very hard to be forged
Honestly, I dislike the 1 ringgit note, it easily sticked together, and causing you either pay more or pay less.
In the past, we also has 500 and 1000 note.
If you try to copy that bank note,the VOID word will appear.
The diamond in ringgit Malaysia are been made for blind people .... so blind people know and recognise the note
Yes sure the polimer note would be washed but cannot be ironed compare to the one from paper😂😂😂
WE ARE DEDOLLARIZING!!
you can make a video about malaysia ministers react to covid 19...
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have u seen 1000 ringgit malaysia bill
There still a secret in Malaysian ringgit that i know actually
I only have one piece of Rm 2.00 money but now I don't know where the money is 😔😔
1 and 5 ringgit used to be made of paper
The 2 ringgit is one of the rarest money in malaysia
that why u can not simple and illegally duplicate the malaysia banknote cause the they easily know in glance .
The RM symbol is brought by Anwar Ibrahim.
I love his videos.
easy to remember because of the color
Notice how Phezz pronounces the ringgit correctly but Miles keeps saying it as "ring-it."
The lower denominations RM1 and RM5 being plastic has probably saved the national bank a lot of money and resources on damaged notes.
In Malaysia, we have markets (aka pasar) and it's very common that money gets passed around a lot. You can imagine how much wear and tear the notes will go through daily, and that's not even including wet markets or for when it rains.
So I think it was a very smart move to have them being polymer, being both waterproof and tear proof.
I do forgot how rm1000 looklike
i dont no that now i no that tq. #guy's