10 RUPEES OLD ISSUE GOVERNOR D.SUBBA RAO (B INSERT) RARE UNC SERIAL PACKET WITH FANCY NUMBER ENDING 786

This is a pristine 10 Rupees banknote from India's early post-independence era, issued during the tenure of RBI Governor D. Subba Rao (1949-1957). The note features the B INSERT series variant and bears a fancy serial number ending in the auspicious digit sequence 786—highly sought after by collectors for its numerological significance. In uncirculated (UNC) condition, this note shows absolutely no signs of circulation, with crisp paper and vibrant original printing throughout. The Subba Rao signature period marks an important chapter in Indian monetary history as the newly independent nation established its central banking identity. Housed in its original packet with documented serial authenticity, this rare combination of historical significance, exceptional condition, and the coveted 786 ending makes it essential for serious currency collectors and numismatists. A truly exceptional example of vintage Indian currency that represents both monetary heritage and strong investment potential.