The 10 sepuluh sen 1964 bank Indonesia paper bills are a type of Indonesian currency that was issued in 1964. These bills are no longer in circulation and are considered to be collector's items.
History
The 10 sepuluh sen 1964 bank Indonesia paper bills were issued as part of a larger series of banknotes that were introduced in 1964. This series of banknotes was known as the "Anggrek" series, and it featured images of orchids on the front of the bills. The 10 sepuluh sen bill was the smallest denomination in this series, and it was worth one-tenth of a rupiah.
Design
The front of the 10 sepuluh sen 1964 bank Indonesia paper bill features an image of an orchid. The back of the bill features an image of the Indonesian coat of arms.
Signatures
The 10 sepuluh sen 1964 bank Indonesia paper bills were signed by the Governor of Bank Indonesia, Soemitro Djojohadikusumo, and the Minister of Finance, Sumarno.
Security Features
The 10 sepuluh sen 1964 bank Indonesia paper bills included a number of security features to prevent counterfeiting. These features included:
* A watermark of the Indonesian coat of arms
* Metallic thread
* Microprinting
* Fluorescent ink
Value
The 10 sepuluh sen 1964 bank Indonesia paper bills are worth an estimated $1.00 to $5.00 each in uncirculated condition.