RARE A -10 ONE RUPEE NOTE SECRETARY L. K. JHA YEAR 1957 PMG GRADED HIGH GRADE 64 UNC

Step into the golden age of Indian numismatics with this exceptionally preserved 1957 One Rupee note, a true crown jewel for serious paper money enthusiasts. Issued by the Reserve Bank of India during a fascinating post-independence era of economic transition, this note bears the distinguished signature of L.K. Jha, who served as Secretary of the Ministry of Finance. What sets this particular piece apart is its elusive “A” prefix, making it an extraordinary find for advanced collectors tracking rare printing blocks. Certified and encapsulated by PMG at an impressive Choice Uncirculated 64 grade, the paper retains its original crispness, vibrant inks, and sharp corners, completely free of modern restoration. Owning a high-grade early Republic note of this caliber is becoming increasingly difficult as pristine specimens disappear into permanent collections. Whether you are building a specialized signature run or seeking a museum-quality conversation piece that bridges history and rarity, this magnificent PMG-certified note offers timeless appeal and undeniable prestige.