KL exhibition traces Asean currency from ancient trade to digital future


In the exhibition, visitors can learn how currency and money systems evolved over time across 18 ancient kingdoms in the Asean region. Photo: The Star/Faihan Ghani

From cash and coins to DuitNow, the exchange of money for products and services is something many of us take for granted.

In Numismatic Marvels: Minted History, Printed Heritage, on display on Level 2 at Bank Negara Malaysia Museum and Art Gallery (BNM MAG) in Kuala Lumpur until Oct 12, visitors get the chance to discover the evolution of currency, particularly within Asean.

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