Copper-Nickel 10 Sen of Malaysia (AD 1981) First Series - Parliament Issue

Description

Malaysia, (AD 1981), Copper-Nickel 10 Sen, Obv: On the back, the denomination value is written in the middle and flanked by the hibiscus, Malaysia's national flower, Rev: The front of this series shows the Parliament building in Kuala Lumpur, as a symbol of Malaysian democracy. The symbol of the crescent moon and 13-pointed star is taken from the Malaysian flag, symbolizing Malaysia as an Islamic country and the 13 states in Malaysia, 2.82 Gms, 19.40 mm, Extremely Fine.

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** Introducing the Copper-Nickel 10 Sen of Malaysia from the year 1981, a remarkable piece from the First Series - Parliament Issue. This coin, weighing 2.82 grams and measuring 19.40 mm in diameter, showcases Malaysia's rich heritage and identity. The obverse features the denomination value surrounded by the hibiscus, a symbol of Malaysia's national pride. On the reverse, the Parliament building in Kuala Lumpur stands as a testament to the nation’s democracy. The crescent moon and 13-pointed star, inspired by the Malaysian flag, represent the Islamic faith and the country's 13 states. In extremely fine condition, this collectible coin is not only a beautiful representation of Malaysian culture but also a valuable addition to any numismatic collection. Its copper-nickel composition ensures durability, making it an ideal piece for both display and preservation. For collectors or enthusiasts, this coin holds significant value, reflecting Malaysia's political and cultural history. This item is a perfect investment for those looking to enhance their collection with a piece that embodies the essence of Malaysian identity. **