Indonesia Riau Archipelago 10 sen President Sukarno AU58 PCGS Al coin 1962

The 1962 Indonesia Riau Archipelago 10 Sen is a fascinating regional issue from an important period in Indonesian monetary history. Struck in aluminum and certified AU58 by PCGS, this coin was produced for circulation in the Riau Archipelago during the early years of the Republic of Indonesia. It reflects the government’s efforts to establish a unified currency system while highlighting the leadership of Indonesia’s first president, Sukarno.

The obverse features a detailed left-facing portrait of President Sukarno wearing his distinctive peci cap. Surrounding the bust is the inscription “PRESIDEN REPUBLIK INDONESIA,” while “SUKARNO” appears below, emphasizing his role as the nation’s founding leader. The reverse displays the denomination “10 SEN” in the center, enclosed within an elegant wreath formed by laurel branches, leaves, small floral ornaments, and decorative stems. The date “1962” is positioned below the denomination, completing the balanced and attractive design.

Sukarno was a central figure in Indonesia’s struggle for independence and served as the country’s first president. Coins issued for the Riau Archipelago are closely associated with the political and economic development of Indonesia during the early 1960s. Struck in aluminum and preserved in attractive About Uncirculated condition, this PCGS-certified example offers historical significance and collector appeal. It is an excellent addition to collections of Indonesian coinage, Southeast Asian numismatics, and regional monetary issues.

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