1958 Indonesia 500 Rupiah "Coconut Splitter" (Pemecah Kelapa) Banknote — Worker Series, PMG 66 EPQ

This one is a genuine gem, in every sense of the word, and a standout piece of vintage paper money for any serious collection. Part of the 1958 Worker Series, this note depicts a coconut farmer splitting open a coconut — a simple, dignified scene that's become one of the most recognized designs in Indonesian banknote history. The reverse shows a traditional stilted house set among palm trees, rendered in warm, earthy tones that have made this series a favorite among collectors for decades and a genuinely striking piece of vintage decor on its own.

Graded PMG 66 EPQ, meaning gem uncirculated with exceptional paper quality. The paper is bright and fresh, the embossing is sharp, and there's no trace of handling at all — a genuinely top-tier banknote, sitting right near the ceiling of what PMG has certified for this type.

Pick# 60 | 1958 | Printer: PTPK
Serial Number: UBD 03123
Watermark: Water Buffalo
Grade: PMG 66 EPQ – Gem Uncirculated, certified and slabbed

A beautifully preserved piece of everyday Indonesian life from the late 1950s — the kind of grade that doesn't need much explaining once you see it in hand. A rewarding find for rare collectibles lovers, and a thoughtful gift for dad, gift for him, or any gift for collector who appreciates fine detail over flashy denominations.

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A near-flawless example of one of Indonesia's most beloved vintage banknote designs.