Currency Paper Money Collection Museum Display Cases Design and Production
Relicase have won a contract for museum diespaly cases design and production for the currency paper money collection in the museum. Scope was to fabricate more than one hundred freestanding display cases and wall cases with drawer systems to display a variety of money consists collections.
The collection of money here consists of coins and paper. Not only those from Indonesia, there are also money collections from abroad such as India and Arabia.
Given the small size of the museum and the large number of currency paper money collection in the museum.
Storage wall display case with drawer and glass standing display case with Drawer was deemed necessary.
Flexible Display Case With Drawer solutions that were highly accessible to the tourists visiting the museum from all around the world.
Bank Indonesia Museum
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