On 14th
February 2009, 10 artifacts owned by Jabatan Muzium Malaysia were listed in the
National Heritage Register. These artifacts
categorized as Obvious Objects aare amongst 173 heritage objects proclaimed as
National Heritage. The National Heritage
Register is a register that contains the list of the details of national
heritage under Section 23 of National Heritage Act 2005.
60sen · Melay Belt Buckle
The pending
is an ornamental belt buckle which was worn by Malays as part of their
ceremonial costume to secure the sarong or samping as early as the 15th century. The Malay Buckle featured is embossed with a
plaited wire design with granules and lotus flower motive. The entire buckle is studded with a variety
of coloured germs.
60sen · Gold Coin
The coin
feature on the left is the observe of a gold coin, depicts a deer, believed to
have been used during the 16th century . On the right is the reverse of the coin
which is inscripted in Jawi “Malik Al Adil”
60sen · Sireh Set of Sultan Abdul Samad
The sireh set
featured belongs to the late Sultan Abdul Samad of Selangor. The artifact is made of silver and platted
with gold. The casing is embossed with
the design of ‘ketumbit’ flowers, butterflies and the state seal. The receptacles place inside and the shears
are also plated with gold.
60sen · Gold Coin of Sultan Muzaffar Shah,
Johor
The coin was
minted from gold and was used during the reign of Sultan Muzaffar Shah of
Johor. On the left is the observe side
of the coin with the name of Sultan Muzaffar Shah inscripted in Jawi. The reverse of the coin is depicted on the
right with the title of the Sultan as ‘Khalifatul Mukminin’ also inscripted in
Jawi.
60sen · Arch of Sitting Buddha
The statue of
sitting Buddha made of terracota was found at Pengkalan Bujang, Bujang Valley,
Kedah. It is estimated to be dated
between 1000 – 1100 CE.
60sen · Royal Terengganu Tabacco Box
The gold
tabacco box featured belongs to the Terengganu royal family from the 18th
century . it is made in the shape of a
10-pointed star with multi-petal motive designs. In the middle bears a flower design with
inlaid with a red ruby with red glass stones surrounding its.
60sen · Gold Coin Sultan Alau’uddin Riayat
Shah
The coin was
used during the reign of Sultan Alau’uddin Riayat Shat of Johor. On the left is the observe side of the coin
with the name of the sultan inscripted in Jawi.
The reverse of the coin inscripted ‘Khalifatul Mukminin’ in Jawi.
60sen · Dong S’on Bell
This bronze
Dong S’on bell was found in a village named Kampung Pencu, Muar, Johor. The designs on the bell indicates that is
originates from Don S’on, Vietnam. It is
dated sometime during the 15th century of the Funan Empire.
60sen · Gold Coin Sultan Zainal Abidin II
The gold coin
was used during the reignof Sultan Zainal Abidin Shah II of Terengganu. On the lfet is the observe side of the coin
with the name of the sultan inscripted in Jawi.
The reverse side of the coin is encripted with ‘Khalifatul Mukminin’ in
Jawi.
60sen · Statue of Avalokitesvara
The Statue of
Avalokitesvara was found in a tin mine that belong to Anglo Oriental, at Bidor,
Perak in 1936. It is mad of bronze and
has 8 arms of which however, one hand is broken. It is dated sometime between the 7th
and 12th centuries AD, when the region embraced Hindu-Buddist. The statue weighs 63kg and stands at 93cm
high.
Technical Details
Date of Issue 11-Apr-2011
Stamps
Stamp Value : 60 sen (Strip of 5 x 2), 10 designs
Stamp size : 40mm x 30mm
Perforation : 14
Stamp Sheet
Sheet Content : 20 Stamps (2 sheets)
Paper : SPM Watermarked, Phosphor Coated
Printing Process : Lithography
Printer : Percetakan Keselamatan Nasional Sdn Bhd
Stamp Designer : Kawan Kreatif Sdn Bhd
First Day Cover
Value : 30 Sen
Folder
Value : RM5.50
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