Hi,
A question to experts in financial and/or political history from a lay man that I am about the Indonesian Sen notes that were issued in 1964 pick numbers #90, #91, #92, #93, and #94. They stand out by their utter simplicity and portraying a civilian. I read they were issued during high inflation. But why their simplicity and why the militant look of the portrait on four of them shown on numista here?
Regards,
Benedict