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A close-up, slightly tilted photograph shows a person's right hand holding a Malaysian 50 Ringgit banknote against a blurred indoor background. The hand, with visible fingers and thumb, grasps the lower right portion of the note. The banknote is primarily green and gold, featuring the portrait of the first Yang di-Pertuan Agong, Tuanku Abdul Rahman, on the left side. The number '50' is prominently displayed vertically on the right. A red hibiscus flower, Malaysia's national flower, is depicted above a circular security feature. A distinct patterned border runs along the top and bottom edges of the note. Visible text on the currency includes "BANK NEGARA MALAYSIA" (Bank of Malaysia) running vertically along the left edge, and "WANG KERTAS INI SAH DIPERLAKUKAN DENGAN NILAI RINGGIT" (This banknote is legal tender with the value of Ringgit) and "RINGGIT MALAYSIA" (partially visible) near the right edge. Notably, the word "SPESIMEN" is printed vertically on the silver security stripe at the bottom right, suggesting it might be a sample or commemorative note rather than circulating currency. Below this, two embossed dots are visible, likely a tactile feature. The background is an unfocused, light-colored wall with reflections, indicating an indoor setting under artificial lighting. Dark, rectangular objects, possibly furniture or screens, are faintly visible in the blurred background. The image, featuring Malaysian currency, is noted to have been taken in Davao City, Philippines.
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