1000 Rupiah

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正面铭文	BANK INDONESIA 1980 DIREKSI GUBERNUR DIREKTUR 1000 SERIBU RUPIAH SUDIRNO DEL. PERUM PERCETAKAN UANG RI IMP.
背面描述	The central vignette presents an aerial panorama of Sianok Canyon in West Sumatra, with steep canyon walls and a winding river valley rendered in detailed intaglio engraving in blue tones. Elaborate guilloche rosette panels occupy the lower left and lower right corners, anchoring the composition. The denomination numerals 1000 and the legend SERIBU RUPIAH flank the legal warning text in Bahasa Indonesia set beneath the central scene.
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备注	Perum Peruri — the state security printing works — had been producing Indonesian banknotes since 1971, and by 1980 the facility in Karawang was well into its stride. This note is part of a series that reflected the Suharto government's deliberate policy of keeping printing contracts onshore rather than relying on De La Rue or other foreign houses as Indonesia had done through much of the 1950s and 1960s. The single watermark is the only machine-readable security feature — modest by contemporary international standards, but consistent with how this denomination circulated: high-volume, everyday transactional use that wore notes out quickly.

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