Indonesia 10 sen Riau Coinage Sukarno KM-7 MS 64 NGC aluminum coin 1962

The 1962 Indonesia 10 Sen Riau Coinage KM-7 aluminum coin is a fascinating issue from a special monetary series created for the Riau Archipelago during a transformative period in Indonesian history. Featuring the portrait of President Sukarno, this coin reflects the political and economic development of the young republic. Certified MS64 by NGC, it offers collectors an attractive and historically significant example of regional Indonesian coinage.

The obverse presents a left-facing portrait of Sukarno wearing his distinctive peci cap, a symbol of Indonesian national identity. Encircling the portrait is the inscription “REPUBLIK INDONESIA,” while the name “SUKARNO” appears below. Small ornamental rosettes separate the legends, adding decorative detail to the design. The reverse displays the denomination “10 SEN” prominently in the center. A graceful wreath surrounds the value, composed of laurel branches, elongated leaves, flowers, blossoms, stems, and botanical ornaments. The date “1962” is positioned below, creating a balanced and elegant composition that reflects the simplicity of mid-century Indonesian coinage.

As Indonesia’s first president, Sukarno played a key role in achieving independence and shaping the nation’s early political identity. Struck in aluminum and cataloged as KM-7, this Riau Coinage issue combines historical relevance, regional importance, and collectible appeal. Certified by NGC in Mint State 64 condition, it is an excellent addition to collections of Indonesian history, Asian numismatics, political memorabilia, and scarce world coins.

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