The new notes comprise RM100, RM20, RM10, RM5 and RM1 denominations, in bright colours and motifs depicting Malaysia's cultural heritage and nature.
The RM20 note makes a comeback in this series, while a new polymer substrate is used for the RM5 and RM1 banknotes.
Among the enhanced security features on the new notes are a shadow image, clear window, watermark portrait with pixel and highlighted numerals, colour shifting security thread, micro lens thread, perfect see-through register and coloured glossy patch.
A tactile identification feature has also been included to aid the visually-impaired to identify denominations.
What do you think of the new colours?
Source: The Star
So many new notes. So colourful also. ;p
ReplyDeletei have been looking forward to these new notes.. nicer design i think.. but i wonder why only RM1 and RM5 are in plastics and not the rest??
ReplyDeletelooking forward to using the new RM20 that makes a come back, haha~~
I love the colours! It looks just like ice cream! :)
ReplyDeleteany mention of when the old notes will cease to be legal tender?
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