Скачать или смотреть MALAYSIA 20 SEN (1992) & 10 SEN (1996, 2006) COINS – HISTORY AND DETAILS

These Malaysian coins represent an important era in the nation’s numismatic history. The 20 Sen 1992 coin was part of the first series issued under Bank Negara Malaysia featuring the “Bunga Raya” (Hibiscus), the national flower of Malaysia, symbolizing courage and unity. Made primarily of Copper-Nickel, this coin has a diameter of 23.5 mm and weighs about 5.66 grams. The reverse side shows the denomination “20 SEN” along with the year “1992” and the word “MALAYSIA,” while the obverse side carries a Wau Bulan (traditional Malay kite)—a cultural icon of Malaysian heritage.
The 10 Sen 1996 coin continues the same design series with similar symbolism but smaller size—19 mm diameter and 2.83 grams weight. It too features the Bunga Raya and Wau Bulan, emphasizing Malaysia’s traditional artistry. Minted in nickel-plated steel, this coin reflects the mid-1990s modernization in coin material and minting technology.
The 10 Sen 2006 coin belongs to the second series (introduced in 1989) but with minor refinements. It’s made of nickel-plated steel, lighter and more durable. The design still features the Hibiscus flower on the obverse, showing Malaysia’s consistent national identity through its coins. These coins circulated widely in daily use and symbolize Malaysia’s economic and cultural development during the late 20th and early 21st centuries.