Rare 20 Rupees Note S Jagannathan Signature Parliament House Republic India Note # A520

Rare Reserve Bank of India 20 Rupees note from the first 20 Rupees series, bearing the signature of Governor S. Jagannathan. The face shows the Ashoka Pillar capital emblem at right, the promise clause in English and Hindi, and serial number C/13 445681 in black; the reverse carries the Parliament House vignette with the denomination in the language panel.

• Denomination: 20 Rupees, Republic India
• Issuer: Reserve Bank of India, signed S. Jagannathan, Governor
• Undated issue; no printed year on the note
• Material: paper, orange and red printing
• Size: approximately 146 x 66 mm
• Condition: Poor, heavily circulated with folds, splits, small paper loss and pen marking

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Step into the rich numismatic history of the Republic of India with this rare Reserve Bank of India 20 Rupees note, a true prized possession for serious currency enthusiasts. Issued during the tenure of Governor S. Jagannathan, this classic undated paper note belongs to the very first series of its denomination. The obverse features the iconic Ashoka Pillar capital alongside crisp bilingual promise text, while the reverse showcases a striking vignette of the majestic Parliament House. Measuring approximately 146 by 66 millimeters and rendered in vibrant shades of orange and red, this piece carries the genuine patina of time. Graded as fine with heavy use, it reflects its journey through decades of circulation, complete with authentic folds and character that tell a story. Collectors covet early Republic notes signed by S. Jagannathan for their scarcity and foundational role in modern Indian paper money. Whether you are expanding a comprehensive thematic collection or seeking a tangible slice of monetary heritage, this authentic piece offers incredible nostalgic appeal. Rest assured, the photographs display the exact historical note you will receive.