Ringgit sign Aishah

A lot of my friends who are not a collector asking about "ringgit sign aishah" (Malaysia Ringgit banknote signed by Aishah). Many of them believe or just heard rumours that a ringgit notes signed by this Aishah can get them a high return if they sell it to collector. Some heard rumours saying that notes signed by Malaysia former Permaisuri Agong Puan Seri Aisyah. Many of them also knew that there is no Bank Negara Malaysia (BNM) governor name Aishah. The only women who ever been appointed as a BNM governor is Y.M. Tan Sri Dato' Ungku Dr. Zeti Akhtar binti Ungku Abdul Aziz.

Who exactly BNM Aishah?

The signed is exactly owned by Tan Sri Dato' Seri Ali Abul Hassan bin Sulaiman, BNM Governor from September 1998 until April 2000. His signature look like "Aishah".

Why Malaysian looking for Aishah banknote?

They heard rumours saying that the notes signed by Aishah can get them high value. Some also heard that you can get 10 times the value if you change them at BNM. Many people don't know that you can only get face value if you change any old ringgit in BNM. You can read my post about that in Tukar duit lama di BNM?

What is the truth about duit Aishah?

What many collector are looking for is a RM1 notes signed by Tan Sri Dato' Seri Ali Abul Hassan bin Sulaiman with CR prefix. The notes can go up to RM2000 for a Uncirculated notes. The notes get into circulation by mistake and only few of that banknotes exist in this world and only few UNC notes exist. Its a very rare notes for Malaysia Numismatic. They're also people who are looking for RM50 notes and RM100 notes signed by Tan Sri Dato' Seri Ali Abul.

Nilai duit sign Aishah@Ali Abul

RM50 BG-UNC Price=RM850.

RM50 BH-UNC Price=RM400.

RM50 BJ-UNC Price=RM450.

RM50 ZA (replacement notes)-UNC Price=RM1,800.

RM100-UNC Price=RM320.

RM100 ZA (replacement notes)-UNC Price=RM460.

Other than that, here is the price of other Aishah banknote:
RM2 side sign-UNC Price=RM50.
RM2 ZD (replacement notes) side sign-UNC Price=RM90.
RM10 side sign-UNC Price=RM120.
RM10 ZA (replacement notes) side sign-UNC Price=RM250.
RM2 center sign-UNC Price=RM15.
RM5 center sign-UNC Price=RM25.
RM10 ZA (replacement notes) center sign-UNC Price=RM100.

Please remember

You don't get the high price from changing them in Bank Negara! You also cannot get the high price from selling it to any banknote dealers. The best way to get a high price for that kind of banknotes by selling them online yourself. You can read my post on How to sell coins as a guide.

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