However, do discount the "50" logo on the reverse of the original as not every RM50 note has this logo. Only a certain amount was printed with this logo to commemorate Malaysia's 50th independence in 2007. By the way, notes with this logo are now a collector's item. Have you got any?
Good to be aware.
ReplyDeletei have quite a few pieces of those with the 50th merdeka logo, but have already used them up because i was lacking of cash.. hahaha!! :D
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Aiya you should have posted this earlier. Bananaz has lots of them with the logo but I kept them in the bank already wonder they will be honest enough and can recognised me to pay back 'my' notes?
ReplyDeleteOne sure way to test if any note is fake is quite easy. Hold the RM50 note with your left hand and flick it with your right finger. If the head gear of the Sultan remains intact and didnt fall off then the money is 100% real.
ReplyDeleteYeah saw your protest comment in Ai Shiang's blog aiyo Bananaz takut leh..thought there is a typo thinking Bananaz's sexiest oh no not sexist. Cant be putting boys wanna have fun when only a pix of a lovely girl is shown..muahahaha lolz.
ReplyDeleteThere are all kinds of fakes these days. The news reported fake eggs today!
ReplyDeleteThanks for sharing this. Now let me go check my RM50 bills!
ReplyDeleteOh yeah! Mei Teng is right. I heard of fake eggs before. Recently I came across fake scallops too. But they taste better than the real scallop! What the! :o)
ReplyDeleteWe had fake A$50 not long ago too. Everyone was so worried. The stars printed on the plastic window can be easily removed if scratched. Everytime I received a $50 note I would scratch it haha!