Indonesia 10 sen Irian Barat Sukarno Plain KM-7 MS 64 NGC aluminum coin 1962

The 1962 Indonesia 10 Sen Irian Barat Plain Edge KM-7 aluminum coin is an important numismatic issue from a defining period in Indonesia’s modern history. Issued during the campaign to incorporate Irian Barat (West New Guinea) into the Republic of Indonesia, this coin combines political significance with collectible appeal. Certified MS64 by NGC, it is a well-preserved example of a historic regional issue associated with the presidency of Sukarno.

The obverse features a detailed left-facing portrait of President Sukarno wearing his characteristic peci cap. Encircling the portrait are the inscriptions “REPUBLIK INDONESIA” and “SUKARNO,” separated by small decorative rosettes. The reverse displays the denomination “10 SEN” in bold central lettering, surrounded by an elegant wreath composed of laurel branches, leaves, flowers, and floral stems. The date “1962” is positioned below the wreath, completing the balanced and attractive design. The plain-edge variety is particularly desirable among specialists in Indonesian coinage.

Sukarno, Indonesia’s first president and a leading figure in the independence movement, played a crucial role in shaping the nation’s identity and territorial unity. Struck in aluminum and certified Mint State 64 by NGC, this KM-7 issue is an excellent addition to collections of Indonesian history, political memorabilia, Asian numismatics, and certified world coins. Its historical context and attractive preservation make it a standout collectible.

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