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Indonesian Rupiah
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Indonesian Rupiah
The currency of Indonesia. It was first issued in the 1940s during and immediately after World War II. It circulated alongside a specially minted Dutch currency until Indonesia's independence was recognized in 1949. It is a weak currency.
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