This 100 Rupees banknote, issued during the tenure of Governor L. K. Jha, represents an important chapter in India's modern currency history. Featuring the distinctive signature of L. K. Jha, who served as Reserve Bank Governor from 1970 to 1975, this note carries serial number 280494—a relatively uncommon combination that appeals to serious numismatists. The note's historical significance lies in its association with a pivotal era of Indian monetary policy and economic development. What makes this piece particularly desirable is the combination of authentic gubernatorial signature, clean condition, and the specific serial sequence. Collectors prize notes from the Jha era for their rarity and the governor's prominence in RBI history. Whether you're building a signature collection, pursuing a complete set of RBI governors, or seeking investment-grade currency, this 100 Rupees note offers both historical authenticity and numismatic value. An excellent addition for serious collectors and currency enthusiasts.