Banknote Indonesia 5 Sen - Woman soldier - 1964 - Serial ANN

This Indonesian banknote has a face value of 5 sen and was issued in 1964. It is part of a specific series, although it is not explicitly named in the provided data. The banknote measures 104 mm in length and 52 mm in width.

The front of the banknote features a portrait of a female volunteer. The inscriptions on the front include "BANK INDONESIA" at the top, followed by the face value "5" and the unit "LIMA SEN". There is also the mention "GUBERNUR DIREKTUR 1964", indicating the governor and director in office at the time of issue. The name of the printer, "P. N. PERTJETAKAN KEBAJORAN", is also present, as well as the word "SUKARELAWAN", which means volunteer.

The back of the banknote is simpler, with only the face value "5" printed. The writing used on the banknote is Latin.

The banknote was printed by Pertjetakan Kebajoran, a printing company based in Jakarta, Indonesia, which operated from 1952 to 1971. The signatures on the banknote are those of Governor Jusuf Muda Dalam and Director Hertatijanto. It is noted that this series of banknotes was put into circulation on December 13, 1965. Due to a devaluation of the rupiah, the small denominations of this series had virtually no value when they were issued, which led to millions of these banknotes never being put into circulation.