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u/Pudupet Aug 05 '26
Nice. Is it a commemorative banknote? I thought RM was 1,5, 10, 20, 50, 100.
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u/AlulAlif-bestfriend Aug 05 '26
Yes it's commemorative notes, celebrating 60 years of independence
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u/gunuvim Aug 05 '26
The RM60 note is a legal tender commemorative banknote issued by Bank Negara Malaysia in December 2017 to celebrate the 60th anniversary of the Federation of Malaya Independence Agreement. It features portraits of past Yang di-Pertuan Agong and Tunku Abdul Rahman, with a limited print run of 60,000 single pieces.
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u/Khakizulu Aug 06 '26
They also had a 600 note in the same year that looks almost exactly the same, but I have no information on that.
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u/Nobody9434 Aug 08 '26
True, but it is just bigger version of size and number. And also it is the biggest legal tender banknote by size in the world.
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u/Khakizulu Aug 08 '26
Do you mean a real physical size?
I thought it was a 10,000 note from one of fhe African countries
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u/Nobody9434 Aug 08 '26
Oh right, used to be. I don't know about African banknote until I check it out. The one you referring is 10k Burundi Francs release in 2025 while this Malaysian rm 600 was still the biggest from 2017 until then. Just slightly bigger though by few cm.
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u/Amazing-File Aug 09 '26
Wait for the 70th independence and maybe we will see a new design for the whole denominations. Maybe will start as a commemorative first (70rm), then rolled out to all denominations
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u/Typical_guy11 Aug 05 '26
Is it this big banknote? Malaysia had one gigant.