Description
This collectible offering features a 95-note serial packet of banknotes issued under the authority of Reserve Bank of India Governor S. Jagannathan, whose tenure (1970–1975) marked a significant era in India's monetary history. The packet originally contained 100 notes in sequential serial order, with the first 2 and last 3 notes missing, resulting in 95 notes preserved in Uncirculated (UNC) condition.
Each note carries the signature of Governor Jagannathan, a highly sought-after signature among numismatists due to its historical relevance and increasing scarcity in the market. The sequential serial numbering adds authenticity and collectible charm, making this packet a rare find for serious currency collectors and note enthusiasts.
Notes in UNC condition retain their original crispness, sharp printing details, and untouched paper quality, exactly as issued by the mint decades ago—free from folds, stains, or handling marks. This packet represents an excellent opportunity for collectors to acquire an original bank-issued packet with consecutive serials, a rarity that appeals to both serious numismatists and long-term investors.
Owning this piece connects you to a specific period of India's economic and banking history, making it not just a collectible, but a tangible piece of monetary heritage.