Rare 10 Rupees 2009 Solid Fancy Number 333333 Mahatma Gandhi Series Signed By D Subbarao Republic India Note # A503

Rare 10 Rupees note of the Republic of India, dated 2009 and issued by the Reserve Bank of India in the Mahatma Gandhi series. The attraction here is the serial number 70B 333333, a solid six-of-a-kind number that collectors of fancy numbers actively seek. The face shows the portrait of Mahatma Gandhi with the Ashoka Pillar emblem, while the reverse carries the well-known fauna vignette of tiger, elephant and rhinoceros with the year 2009 below.

• Denomination: 10 Rupees
• Year of print: 2009, Reserve Bank of India
• Serial number: 70B 333333, solid fancy number, with inset letter
• Material: banknote paper
• Size: approximately 63 x 137 mm
• Condition: Very Fine, circulated with light folds and a few small stains

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Secure a true conversation starter for your numismatic portfolio with this Republic of India 10 Rupees banknote, issued in 2009 by the Reserve Bank of India under the Mahatma Gandhi series. Bearing the coveted signature of former RBI Governor D. Subbarao, this piece transcends standard currency collecting. The absolute crown jewel of this note is its mesmerizing serial number: a solid six-of-a-kind "333333" paired with inset prefix 70B. In the specialized world of paper money, solid fancy numbers command immense prestige and fierce competition among elite collectors. Historically, this era of Indian currency showcases the iconic portrait of Mahatma Gandhi alongside the proud Ashoka Pillar, while the reverse honors India’s rich wildlife heritage with engravings of a majestic tiger, elephant, and rhinoceros. Preserved in Extremely Fine condition, this authentic banknote displays the gentle character of a well-kept circulated piece. Whether you are building a premier fancy number registry or seeking a striking centerpiece for your collection, this rare note delivers exceptional appeal and enduring numismatic fascination.