Indonesia 100 Rupiah coin (bull race)

100 Indonesian Rupiah (Bull Race)

This one-hundred-rupiah coin was a common circulating coin in Indonesia through the 1990s. Struck in a light aluminium-bronze alloy with a reeded edge, it was a small everyday coin that carried a vivid scene of Indonesian culture. Its reverse celebrates a famous local tradition of the island of Madura.

On the obverse are the words “BANK INDONESIA”, the denomination “100 RUPIAH”, the year, and the Garuda Pancasila, the national emblem of Indonesia.

On the reverse is a karapan sapi, or bull race, showing a driver behind a pair of charging bulls, with the inscription “KARAPAN SAPI”.

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