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A close-up shot captured in Davao City, Philippines, displays three metallic or foil-like Malaysian Ringgit banknotes held by a person's hand. The notes are fanned out, showing a 20 Ringgit note (gold/orange), a 10 Ringgit note (red), and a 50 Ringgit note (blue/green). Each note features an embossed portrait of a monarch, likely the Yang di-Pertuan Agong of Malaysia, and a prominent hibiscus flower (Malaysia's national flower) at the bottom. The banknotes have a glossy, reflective texture, suggesting they are commemorative or novelty items rather than standard paper currency. A person's thumb is visible in the lower right, holding the notes. Visible text on the banknotes includes "BANK NEGARA MALAYSIA", "RINGGIT MALAYSIA", "WANG KERTAS INI SAH DIPERLAKUKAN DENGAN NILAI" (This note is legal tender for its value), and the denominations "20", "10", and "50". The word "SPECIMEN" is clearly embossed vertically on the silver strip of the 50 Ringgit note, further indicating their non-circulating nature. Other faint textual elements and signatures are also present. The scene is brightly lit, likely indoors, highlighting the metallic sheen and intricate details of the notes.
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