Niewmismatic Error Coins

Postcards On Numismatic Items Issued By Bank Negara Malaysia


I was told by a very senior Malaysia Numismatist, in the late 1980's the Money Museum of  Bank Negara Malaysia had issued a series of postcards on numismatic theme.

"Tin coins of Sultan Muzaffar Shah from Malacca 15th Century".

" Kijang gold coins from Kelantan, 19th Century "

" Kelantan coin tree with moulds, 19th Century."

Set of 5 pieces Postcards

Reverse.

The Bank Of Singapore Airlines 1985 $100,000 "Banknote".

On 28th October 2015, I posted an article "THE BANK OF SINGAPORE AIRLINES $50,000 (13TH MARCH 1985) "BANKNOTE". (Read more: http://dniewcollectors.blogspot.my/2015/10/the-bank-of-singapore-airlines-50000.html#ixzz3r0JNGRYX) and I seek more information about this Singapore Airlines' "Banknote". So far I thought to no avail, no use, ineffective, as in all my shouting was to no avail; no one could hear him. Wrong !!
On last Friday (6-10-2015), when I make my regular visit to Mr. Steven Tan, the editor of "Standard Catalog Of Malaysia- Singapore- Brunei Coin & Paper Money" at his International Stamp & Coin Sdn. Bhd. He past to me another piece of Singapore Airlines' "Banknote" with $100,000 denomination. 
The size of this "banknote" is also measured at 126mm(Width) X 78mm (High). On the obverse, light yellow color back ground with maroon red color designs. On the four corners are also displayed the logos of Singapore Airlines. On top-center is the inscription of "THE BANK OF SINGAPORE AIRLINES" in capital letters. Under the line are the Chinese characters " Xin Jia Po Hang Kong Gong Si Yin Zhuang ". Further down are wordings printed in capital letters but smaller in size inscription: "THIS IS NOT A LEGAL TENDER BANKNOTE. IT'S PRINTED FOR ENTERTAINMENT PURPOSE AT SIA'S NOATALGIC EXTRAVAGANZA ON MARCH 13 1985".
Right at the center of this "banknote" is "ONE HUNDRED THOUSAND DOLLARS"  and numbers "100000" in bolded and large size. Followed by "FOR THE BANK OF SINGAPORE AIRLINES", then two Signatures of Finance Secretary.
The Chinese characters "Shi Wan Yuan" were in an oval shape design displayed in vertical position on the left side and a portrait of a gentleman on the right. Who is the gentlemen ? He is a different gentlemen with the gentlemen posted on the "50,000 " Singapore Airlines " banknote".
On the reverse, in maroon red color, on four corners also are the logos of Singapore Airlines. At the center is the Chinese characters  "Shi Wan Yuan" vertically displayed in an oval shape design  surrounded by floral ornaments.

This is the "50,000" Singapore Airlines " Banknote" that I posted on 28-10-2015 on my BlogSpot.
http://dniewcollectors.blogspot.my/2015/10/the-bank-of-singapore-airlines-50000.html
 Again, I seek your assistant to find out more information on this The Bank Of Singapore Airlines "banknotes". I do hope Mr. Anthony Tan of Monetarium Singapore & Mr. Jeffery Wei and the staff of Singapore Airlines can help. Thank you very much in advance. Happy Niewmismatics !!

Link:
http://dniewcollectors.blogspot.my/2015/10/the-bank-of-singapore-airlines-50000.html

Comments received from Mr. Lawrence Chew:

Bank Negara Malaysia Souvenir Paper Weight RM1.00 Banknote With Radar Number
This is a Malaysia Banknote RM1 with unique Radar Number HU 8000008 (2004)  paperweight was issued by Muzium Matawang, signature is Dr. Zeti Aziz. 
This souvenir is made of Acrylic. The  RM1 banknote with unique Radar Number HU 8000008  was laminated in thick plastic and used as paper weight.
In 2004, Muzium Matawang of Bank Negara Malaysia (BNM) issued this RM1 banknote with HU prefix and serial numbers from 8000001 to 8001000. Only 1000 sets were issued. It was sold to the public at a price of RM25 per piece.
A senior collector told me he bought it at RM25 per set in box during then and sold to other collectors for RM40 to R50.
Today, this collectible BNM souvenir RM1 banknote with HU prefix was sold for not less then RM380 in the current market. A very collectible exonumia item.

The British Empire Collection 1979 (Collection Of Steven Tan)
A Century of Empire.
The finest stamps of the British Empire struck gold on solid sterling silver.
For a century the British reigned supreme over a quarter of this age produced, the Empire postage stamps stand out for the richness and variety of their design.
From Queen Victoria to Queen Elizabeth II, this great Empire, created by men of energy, vision and enterprise, is now commemorated in a valuable collection of rare and beautiful gold-plated solid silver stamps. 
The British Empire Collection.
Each set of the British Empire Collection contains 25 solid sterling silver stamps, gilded in pure gold. Identical in size to the original postage stamp, each proof quality replica is 2.2mm thick and is hallmarked at the London Assay Office.
Executed in the finest detail, the British Empire Collection represents an outstanding example of the die maker's art. As a lasting and tangible reminder of an inspiring age, this Collection captures the spirit and wonderful variety of the Empire.

Strictly Limited Issue.
The total number of complete sets of the British Empire Collection to be released throughout Great Britain is strictly limited to only 5,000.
Set No.1 will be permanently housed in the British National Postal Museum.
Throughout the rest of the English speaking world the issue will also be strictly limited to only 5,000 sets. No further sets will ever be issued.

The British National Postal Museum London.
After the Empire Collection has been complete, the dies will be defaced and housed in the National Postal Museum along with the dies from all previous issue struck by the minters, Hallmark Replicas Limited.
The 25 gilded silver stamps chosen for this collection vary considerably in size, however the issued price per replica was USD118.00 (RM354)

This set is a personal collection of Master Steven Tan.