Collection: Banknotes from Malaysia

All Malaysian ringgit banknotes share the same face: Tuanku Abdul Rahman, the country's first Yang di-Pertuan Agong (elected supreme sovereign), wearing the traditional tengkolok. The ringgit replaced the Malayan and British Borneo dollar in 1967.

One country, one landscape per banknote

Each denomination portrays a different corner of Malaysia: the traditional wau bulan kite on the 1 ringgit note, rhinoceros hornbills on the 5, the endemic Rafflesia azlanii flower on the 10, hawksbill and leatherback turtles on the 20, and Mount Kinabalu on the 100.

The flower that appears on all of them

The red hibiscus, the national flower since 1960, is repeated on every banknote along with the woven songket pattern; its five petals represent the country's five founding principles.

What you will find here

Malaysian ringgits with Pick reference and actual condition.

Shipping

Protected and tracked from Spain.

Discover more banknotes from the region in Banknotes of Asia.

If you are interested in this area, combine with Singapore and Indonesia.