You won't be seeing or accepting it from ATM withdrawal since the machine doesn't support the new note.

You may have higher chance of getting it if you perform an over-the-counter withdrawal.

Yes the old RM5 note is still accepted as legal tender Shops should not CANNOT reject the note if U use it for payment

This post has been edited by tinkerbel: Jul 7 2008, 10:31 AM

I saw some money exchangers pasted old notes on their wall.

Guess, they're definitely legal tender.

can sell it to me?

How much you want to offer to TS?

I tried to deposit a RM20.00 note at RHB Bank and the cashier refused to accept it. Said I have to go toBank Negara to exchange it!!

My station still accept it .. as long as the bank approve it.

Talk to the manager and get them to check on their policies in black and white from BNM. Create a ruckus. Always works.
The teller will be scared shit if you do that!


Anyhow, I still got the old RM5 notes in crispy condition, plus, with a CROSS right at the back (the white horizontal line across the flag pole)


I used to have the old RM1 coins (big ones, before the smaller gold ones) that was from the 70s 80s. But all lost when we moved house
Dunno if the movers took it or we accidentally threw it away

This post has been edited by happy4ever: Jul 12 2008, 10:41 AM

I was not sure whether she was right so better not make a big fuss.

I too have a few of those $5 notes in mint condition. Some ppl say collectors will pay up to RM10 for it.
Anyone has any idea where we can sell all those old notes?

I have couples of those too. Anybody interested?

Frame these up. It's a rare peace of national currency that "supports" Christianity with the national flag!!!

I believe that's not really intention.

What was the real intention of having a cross on the back of old RM 5 notes?

Thats printing error.

But it is nice to see the cross behind! LOL

That would be an antique RM5.00 note edi .. better keep it higher value when there is really someone looking for it ..

i think about ten years ago, i saw shops in sg wang selling these:

1971 10 cents coin for RM100 (nvr seen one)
RM5 note with cross flag post for RM35 (this is not rare)

Sure, the old RM5 note is still accepted as legal tender. But u hardly see it used by ppls already, so better keep it -.-

10 years it cost RM 35 for RM5 note with cross flag post! I believe it'll cost more now

i have rm1,rm2,rm5,rm20,rm50,rm100,rm1000 all the old models..keeping it..

coins rm1

Wow ... you're still keeping RM 1000. That's a lot of money man!

yeah..i know..its a lottt..if the price for rm1k = rm10 k..ill chage dude..if la..hahha..

can show to my grandchild one fine day..atuk dulu kaya..ada rm1000..hahah