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Sarawak Coin List

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Sarawak | 1 keping (James Brooke Rajah)

KM#1Tn FO#27501
Year 1831

Sarawak | 1/4 cent

KM#1 FO#12904
Year 1863

Sarawak | 1/2 cent

KM#2a FO#23320
Year 1863

Sarawak | 1/2 cent

KM#2 FO#12905
Year 1863

Sarawak | 1 cent

KM#3 FO#12906
Year 1863

Sarawak | 1 cent

KM#3a FO#23322
Year 1863

Sarawak | 1/4 cent

KM#4 FO#12907
Year 1870-1896

Sarawak | 1/2 cent

KM#5 FO#12908
Year 1870-1896

Sarawak | 1 cent

KM#6 FO#12898
Price $7.96-$29.75
Year 1870-1891

Sarawak | 1 cent

KM#7 FO#12909
Year 1892-1897

Sarawak | 5 cents

KM#8 FO#12910
Year 1900-1915

Sarawak | 10 cents

KM#9 FO#12911
Year 1900-1915

Sarawak | 20 cents

KM#10 FO#12912
Year 1900-1915

Sarawak | 50 cents

KM#11 FO#14781
Year 1900-1906

Sarawak | 1 cent

KM#12 FO#14782
Year 1920

Sarawak | 5 cents

KM#13 FO#14783
Year 1920

Sarawak | 5 cents

KM#14 FO#23323
Year 1920-1927

Sarawak | 10 cents

KM#15 FO#23324
Year 1920

Sarawak | 10 cents

KM#16 FO#23326
Price $10.30
Year 1920-1934

Sarawak | 20 cents

KM#17 FO#23325
Year 1920

Sarawak | 20 cents

KM#17a FO#23327
Year 1927

Sarawak | 1 cent

KM#18 FO#13708
Price $11.27-$22.83
Year 1927-1941

Sarawak | 50 cents

KM#19 FO#23328
Year 1927

Sarawak | 1/2 cent

KM#20 FO#23321
Year 1933

The most valuable and popular coins

The most valuable Sarawak coins and sought after by collectors according to Foronum statistics are the following:

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Sarawak' s monetary history is fascinating and reflects the political and economic changes in the region. From its time as an independent kingdom to its incorporation into Malaysia, Sarawak has undergone several transitions in its monetary system.

Coins of the Kingdom of Sarawak

During the period of the Kingdom of Sarawak, under the rule of the Brooke dynasty (1841-1946), coins of its own were issued. These included copper and silver pieces with denominations such as the cent and the dollar. The coins usually featured the portrait of the ruling Rajah and local symbols. An important milestone was the issuance of the first Sarawak coin in 1863, under James Brooke.

Transition and current monetary system

After World War II, Sarawak became a British colony and subsequently joined the Federation of Malaysia in 1963. This political change led to the adoption of the Malay dollar and later the ringgit as the official currency. Today, Sarawak uses the Malaysian ringgit, although there is a growing interest among collectors in the old coins of the Kingdom of Sarawak, which are considered valuable historical pieces.

Sarawak is a country that does not exist today. It is now part of the Malaysia old coins.