Hoyeeee duit syiling baru dah kuar!!
Tapi yang baru kuar ni untuk kenangan dulu.
Yang betul-betul untuk penggunaan, insyallah tahun depan rasa nya baru leh guna.

Syiling kali ni lagi kecik dan lagi nipis dari yang sedia ada.
Cantek design!
Design moden sket.

Kowang leh beli duit syiling ni dengan harga RM10 (termasuk duit 50 sen, 20 sen, 10 sen & 5 sen).
Duit syiling ni mula dijual kepada orang ramai mulai 26 Julai 2011.
Boleh beli kat HQ BNM (BNMLINK) Jalan Dato Onn atau mana-mana cawangan BNM di Pulau Pinang, Johor Bahru, Kuala Terengganu, Kuching & Kota Kinabalu.

Distinctively Malaysia

The Third Series of Malaysian Coins

Introduction
The latest series of Malaysian coins draws its inspiration from distinctive features that defines the Malaysian culture and heritage. The theme, ‘Distinctively Malaysia’, features the motifs from traditional craft and draws from the surrounding natural flora and fauna. The coins beautifully illustrate the diversity and richness of Malaysia’s national identity.
Common Features

On the obverse, each denomination features a different motif, 14 dots representing the 13 states and the Federal Territory and (with exception in the case of the 50 sen coin) five horizontal lines representing the five principles of the ‘Rukun Negara’ (national pillars).
On the reverse, the new series of coins feature the national flower Rosa-sinensis hibiscus (known as the ‘Bunga Raya’), numerals indicating the year of minting, the face value of the coin and the words ‘BANK NEGARA MALAYSIA’
50 sen coin

Sulur Kacang

The ‘sulur kacang’ (pea tendrils) motif featured on the new 50 sen coin is popular among traditional woodcarvers and silversmiths. The motif is drawn from the graceful twists and curls of long bean vines, and can be seen embellishing fine jewellery pieces and boxes, in addition to decorating doorways, window frames and wood paneling in traditional woode n homes. Fine lines in the motif background are part of the security features.


20 sen coin

Bunga Melur
The ‘bunga melur’ or jasmine flower is culturally significant among the three major races in Malaysia. Its aromatic scent makes it an important part of traditional ceremonies like weddings and prayers. It is also a popular motif in traditional arts and crafts like embroidery and silverwork. On the new 20 sen coin, the jasmine flower is featured with a ‘destar siga’ cloth motif in the background
10 sen coin

Orang Asli Motif

The ‘orang asli’ (aboriginal tribes) of Malaysia are talented in weaving indigenous leaves and plants into decorative items such as headbands, sashes, and skirts for traditional rituals and ceremonies. Each tribe have their own weave pattern that is often inspired by their belief system and surrounding environment. On the new 10 sen coin, this heritage is represented by the unique weave pattern of the Mah Meri tribe in Peninsular Malaysia.

5 sen coin

Destar Siga
The ‘destar siga’ cloth is an indigenous form of fabric weaving that originates from the Kadazan Dusun tribe in Sabah. Used as a headdress during traditional ceremonies, it is woven mainly from yarns of black thread and accented by multi-coloured threads into various geometric patterns and flora and fauna inspired motifs. On the new 5 sen coin, the ‘destar siga’ pattern is prominently featured, accompanied by the ‘sulur kacang’ as a background motif.

Nota Jemari: Proud to be MALAYSIAN