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Reserve Bank of India ₹10 note with REPUBLIC DAY DATE - 26/01/50 on seriel number Excellent condition

Reserve Bank of India ₹10 note with REPUBLIC DAY DATE - 26/01/50 on seriel number Excellent condition - Image 2

Reserve Bank of India ₹10 note with REPUBLIC DAY DATE – 26/01/50 on seriel number Excellent condition

Name: Reserve Bank of India ₹10 note with REPUBLIC DAY DATE - 26/01/50 on seriel number Excellent condition - Coinbazzar.com
Price: 996.30 INR
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Original price was: ₹1,660.50.Current price is: ₹1,245.38. only.

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Highlights

Reserve Bank of India

₹10 note with REPUBLIC DAY DATE

– 26/01/50 on seriel number

Excellent condition

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– **Exceptional Condition:** Uncirculated ₹10 note, dated 26/01/50! ⭐
– **Unique Signature:** Features the signature of Urjit Patel! ✍️
– **Historical Significance:** Commemorates India’s Republic Day! 🇮🇳
– **Highly Collectible:** A must-have for serious collectors! 💰
– **100% Genuine Item:** Authentic banknote for your collection! ✅
– **Future Rare Item:** Invest in a piece of history today! 🚀

Description

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Introducing the Reserve Bank of India ₹10 note, a remarkable piece of history dated 26th January 1950, featuring the iconic signature of Urjit Patel. This banknote, issued by India’s central banking authority, is in pristine uncirculated (UNC) condition, making it a highly sought-after collectible for enthusiasts and investors alike. The note’s serial number bears the special date of Republic Day, marking a significant event in India’s journey towards becoming a republic.

Crafted during an era of change and progress, this ₹10 note is a testament to India’s evolving financial landscape. As a collectible, it carries a unique charm due to its historical context and rarity, especially those in excellent condition like this one. This genuine piece of numismatic art is perfect for collectors looking to enhance their portfolios or anyone interested in the rich tapestry of Indian history. The note is not just a currency but a piece of art that tells a story of resilience and independence.

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