Description
This exceptional 10 Rupees banknote, issued under Governor D. Subbarao's tenure, represents a sought-after piece of modern Indian currency history. Graded as Gem UNC (uncirculated), this specimen showcases pristine condition with sharp details and vibrant printing throughout. The standout feature is its fancy serial number ending in 786—a numerologically significant sequence highly prized by collectors. The note carries Subbarao's distinctive signature, adding authenticity and appeal to serious numismatists. Housed in a protective serial packet, this collectible benefits from secure presentation and preservation. D. Subbarao's governorship (2009-2014) marked an important period of monetary policy during India's economic evolution, making notes from this era increasingly valuable. Collectors covet this piece for its rarity, pristine grade, and the desirable fancy number combination, making it an attractive addition to any Indian currency collection or investment portfolio.