100 Rupees Note British India KGVI Governor C. D. Deshmukh Calcutta Mint in High Collectable Grade Serial Number 476545

RARE IN THIS CONDITION 

ISSUE DATE 1938...

This exceptional 100 Rupees banknote from British India represents a significant piece of numismatic history. Issued in 1938 under Governor C. D. Deshmukh during the KGVI era, this note was minted in Calcutta and showcases the refined craftsmanship of colonial-era currency production. The serial number 476545 and Deshmukh's distinctive signature add authenticity and individual character to this specimen. Graded in high collectable condition—a rarity for notes of this age—the note displays impressive preservation with vibrant colors and crisp details that have withstood over eight decades. For serious collectors of Indian currency and British colonial artifacts, this represents both a tangible connection to pre-independence India and a scarce investment piece. The combination of historical provenance, exceptional condition, and limited survival rate makes this an outstanding addition to any numismatic collection.