Malaysia 2007 Police Force Coin Card

***Another current hot Malaysian coin card chartering unchartered territory pricewise is the huge Police coin card issued way back in 2007.
Even though it has an Approved Mintage of 20,000 pieces, but this has not stopped its current market price from breaking through the RM200 a piece barrier.
Perhaps, this coin card has been cornered and as such, due to strong demand, its price has shot up skywards.
But whatever it is, with its current price pattern, there is no doubt the price of this coin card will reach the RM300 mark before the end of the year & thereafter continues to charter unchartered territory pricewise.

***Another suspected future Malaysian coin card star-performer in the not too distant future is this 45th Merdeka coin card issued in a low profile manner way back in 2002.
Apparently it is now selling at between RM130 to RM150 but with very, very tight liquidity.
According to various Pakar Numis', the total quantity issued for this coin card is extremely small & there should be some truth in this as very seldom do see this coin card being offered for sale. And if one bothers to look thru this coincard, one would discover that the total "Approved Mintage" figure is never stated.
With the ugly Shah Alam coin card having already crossed the RM500 mark a piece & the Police coin card alreday zooming past the Rm200 mark a piece, this 45th Merdeka coin card is expected to follow suit before the year ends or even earlier esp. due to its illiquidity. And of course, there is always the possibility of some motherfucking dealers hoarding them & as such, contributing to its current price rise.

Malaysia WWF 2011 World Wildlife Fund Coin Card

***Various Malaysian coin cards have been the talk of the town of late, with many chartering unchartered territories pricewise, with some of them hitting prices way beyond previous imagination but there is no need here for to mention which are these coincards that have had spike in their prices.
The WWF (World Wildlife Fund) coin card that was issued late last year in Malaysia is already suspected to be another future winner, if grapevine chat is something that we can trust upon.
Apparently, this WWF coin card was never sold at RM20 a piece online upon its issuance & now its online pricing seems to be around RM35 to RM45 but even then, one doesn't see lots of them being offered.
And bear in mind that its price had already spiked at at least twice its offered price not even a year from its issued date.
Some folks suspect the total issued could be less than 10,000 pieces as that figure is only the "Approved Mintage" figure & not the "Total Mintage" figure. And some suspect that this issue could have been 'cornered'.
Whaever it is, only time will tell, i.e., whether its price will hit RM100 in a years or two time?!

Malaysia $100 Solid NUmbers 8888888 Uncirculated

***Apparently, the current RM100 deno series had already ran its course & if you are still looking for a Solid 8 and/or a Solid 9 to complete your RM100 set, it's a tad too late to look for one as its not only due to the cessation of this series but there are actually not many of these notes to go around, esp. the Solid 9999999.

Most self-proclaimed Pakar Numis' know that the Solid 8888888 for the Rm100 is easier to get hold of compared to the Solid 9999999 as very few Solid 9999999s have actually surfaced.

The reasons for this are unknown; maybe some motherfucking dealers are hoarding them, maybe some small-time players are hoarding them, or maybe even myself am hoarding them, God knows....

Malaysia 1981 $10 First Prefix Uncirculated

***The Malaysia 4th Series banknotes must be considered the ever-evergreen series of the various Malaysian banknotes series, as right up to today, its immensely popular with various colletors, esp. the $5, $10, $50 & $100 series.
This could be due to the then Governor signing on 2 different designs, same as the current Governor.
Talking about the current Governor, would it be nice if the new banknotes series which will be out soon the mid of year had the name of their various printers on the them & wouldn't it be even nicer if the current Governor signed with a different signature or had her signature printed on the side of the banknote, I mean, just like the Ali Abul Hassan's side signature series style?!
If the new banknotes carry a differently signed signature & placed sideways, wouldn't that be nice as then, the 50,000 Premium sets' banknotes will be a pure limited edition issue with extra premium as they, then, will be totally different from those issued en masse for daily use.....?

Malaysia 2012 $5 Polymer Solid Numbers 8888888 Uncirculated

***The so-called universally loved & highly desired banknotes' Serial Numbers in the form of the 'prosperity bringing' Solid Numbers of 8888888 & this time on the already ended RM5 Polymer note.
Whether actual prosperity will knock on one's doors & thereafter lead to champagne & caviar lifestyle is another thing, but until then, the feel-good feeling for being able to caress & feel a seldom-seen banknote bearing these solid numbers is more than enough to compensate for any personal shortcomings!

Malaysia $5 Low Serial Numbers 0000003 Uncirculated

***And this is the 3rd best note from the current already ended RM5 Polymer series.
3rd best because the best note represented by the one that bears the Serial Numbers of 0000001 is without doubt the best, unless of course, one can find one that bears the ridiculous serial numbers of 0000000!!!
As such, which Pakar Numis is hanging on to that pivotal note that bears the Serial Numbers of 0000001?
If you folks have any info, do kindly share with us.......
Oh by the way, could this featured banknote actually be of the Replacement variety, ie, the one that bears the Prefix of ZA?!
One needs a bit of luck & also a bit of the 'be at the right place at the right time' sort of thing as I managed to acquired this banknote from someone who recently acquired it from a Singapore dealer during the recent Singapore's Money Fair & who in return acquired it from a small-time collector & who in turn acquired it from another smaller-time collector.