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A framed informational display mounted on a wall inside a museum in Jakarta, Indonesia, at the coordinates provided. The display showcases the history of Indonesian government-issued currency, featuring two coins, two paper bills, and a text panel in both Indonesian and English. The coins are silver in color and feature an image of the Garuda, the mythical bird that appears on the Indonesian coat of arms. The paper bills are blue with the same imagery, along with the Indonesian flag. The text panel describes the origins of Indonesian currency, specifically the government-issued paper and metal money from 1951 to 1958. The text mentions that 1, 2.5, and 5 rupiahs were issued and that the coins featured a hole in the middle.
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