Rupiah is a legitimate transaction tool in Indonesia. The Law of the Republic of Indonesia Number 7 Year 2011 on the Eye has been arranged in such a way. One of them in Article 25 paragraph 1 which reads: Every person is prohibited to damage, cut, destroy, and / or change the Rupiah in order to lower the honor of the Rupiah as a symbol of the country.
In the present fact, some of the paper money we hold is not as beautiful as it was first issued. The shape is shabby, soft and almost invisible. Seyelah me; do transactions usually people just put money into a pants pocket or shirt with a heart. As a result the money is folded, pinched, wet and crumpled.
Tourists who come to Indonesia, of course use rupiah money as a means of transaction. The money of the Republic of Indonesia has an image pertinent to the culture owned by this country, especially Bank Indonesia just issued the 2016 emission rupiah currency.
The issued money is nominal Rp 100 thousand, Rp 50 thousand, Rp 20 thousand, Rp 10 thousand, Rp 5,000, Rp 2,000, and Rp 1,000. While rupiah currency consists of Rp 1,000, Rp 500, Rp 200, and Rp 100.
In each sheet contained images of art, customs and tourist sites combined in opposition to the heroes of Indonesia. Two sides of paper money and metal always have a picture of a hero and on the other side depicting the art of dance with Indonesian tourist background.
For example, money Rp.100 thousand, on the front there is a picture of the national hero as well as the first president and vice president of the Republic of Indonesia is Soekarno-Hatta. On the back of it also has a dancer image dancing betawi dance with the background of the beauty of Raja Ampat, Papua.
Then have we really treated the rupiah today? With trivial phenomenon yag it is very fatal for the country of Indonesia. The history and culture of Indonesia that we fold and then damaged by itself?
Rupiah Identity Nation
Rupiah currency menceriminkan identity of the Indonesian nation. The message is clearly present on each sheet. Loving the rupiah is the same as loving Indonesia. Bank Indonesia spent money by always designing images of natural beauty and Indonesian culture. Putting forward the hero of pride of Indonesia to always remind and tell anyone that we have a great hero throughout history.
But the reality now, some Indonesian people just ignore to appreciate the rupiah. Though the rupiah is always there in the joints of life. It's like "Everyone needs money, though money is not everything".
Rupiah is often considered meaningless to some people is fractions Rp.1000, Rp.500, Rp.200 and Rp. 100. Some often find the money no longer useful and has no exchange rate. In fact, as stated by Agusman, Executive Director of the BI Communication Department, that Bank Indonesia provides small coins or coins as change.
In practice in life, the denomination does not have a special place in the hearts of some people. For example, when transacting and being returned with a Rp.500 or Rp200 bill, the money is no longer used. Usually only stored or even placed nested place.
Another example, for example, when shopping in supermarkets, mini market and so on, cashiers usually provide change by offering candy. Whereas candy is not a means of payment, only rupiahlah means of legal transactions in Indonesia. That is one reason why Bank Indonesia still issued coins such as Rp.500, Rp.200 and Rp.100.
What matters nowadays, most people have considered the shards to be worthless and worthless. Money is considered the lowest exchange rate is only Rp.500. When shopping with money Rp.200 even Rp.100 most people refuse, because it is considered other people will not want to receive the money. The reason can be diverse, because the coin is too troublesome if terlau much or indeed because he does not understand the meaning of coins in life.
In the making, the cost of printing a coin can cost as much as a nominal. In contrast to paper money that can actually be cheaper than the nominal price. Then why people just do not like coins?
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