Mr. Lee,
It is still a legal tender, but to avoid any further rejection by vendors
or other businesses, please come to BNMLINK at Ground Floor, Block D, BNM
Kuala Lumpur to exchange your RM5.00 to a new note.
Secondly, as for the 'dirty' RM1.00 note the advice would be the same as
above, but if the handwriting is on Agong's face, the RM1.00 is no longer
a legal tender.
Thank you
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BANK NEGARA MALAYSIA
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so there you have it.. the torn ringgit is legal tender... and the "graffitti-ed" one (unless the face of the agong is defaced)...
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