A hand holds up a Malaysian 20 Ringgit banknote in an indoor setting. The banknote, predominantly orange and gold, features a portrait of Tuanku Abdul Rahman (the first Yang di-Pertuan Agong of Malaysia) on the upper left. The denomination "RM 20" and "20" are visible, along with the text "BANK NEGARA MALAYSIA" and "RINGGIT MALAYSIA." A prominent red hibiscus flower, Malaysia's national flower, is displayed on the lower right of the golden section. Crucially, the word "SPECIMEN" is printed inverted across the bottom of the note, partially obscured by the thumb, indicating it is not real currency. The background consists of a brightly lit, plain white or off-white wall. In the mid-right background, a dark, rectangular, blurred object is visible, possibly an electronic device or piece of furniture. The lighting appears even, suggesting good indoor illumination. The hand holding the note has a light to medium skin tone. Visible text includes "RM 20", "20", "BANK NEGARA MALAYSIA", "RINGGIT MALAYSIA", "SPECIMEN" (inverted and partly obscured), and some text in Jawi script. Although the provided context is Davao City, Philippines, the currency itself is Malaysian. in Davao City, Philippines

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Jun 2, 2026, 12:31 PM

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A hand holds up a Malaysian 20 Ringgit banknote in an indoor setting. The banknote, predominantly orange and gold, features a portrait of Tuanku Abdul Rahman (the first Yang di-Pertuan Agong of Malaysia) on the upper left. The denomination "RM 20" and "20" are visible, along with the text "BANK NEGARA MALAYSIA" and "RINGGIT MALAYSIA." A prominent red hibiscus flower, Malaysia's national flower, is displayed on the lower right of the golden section. Crucially, the word "SPECIMEN" is printed inverted across the bottom of the note, partially obscured by the thumb, indicating it is not real currency. The background consists of a brightly lit, plain white or off-white wall. In the mid-right background, a dark, rectangular, blurred object is visible, possibly an electronic device or piece of furniture. The lighting appears even, suggesting good indoor illumination. The hand holding the note has a light to medium skin tone. Visible text includes "RM 20", "20", "BANK NEGARA MALAYSIA", "RINGGIT MALAYSIA", "SPECIMEN" (inverted and partly obscured), and some text in Jawi script. Although the provided context is Davao City, Philippines, the currency itself is Malaysian.

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