This exceptional 100 Rupees banknote, issued in 1967 under Governor P. C. Bhattacharya's tenure, represents a significant piece of Indian currency history. As part of India's post-independence monetary system, this denomination showcases the artistry and security features characteristic of mid-20th century Reserve Bank of India notes. The note bears Bhattacharya's distinctive signature, a key identifier for collectors tracking RBI leadership across decades. Its 1967 release year places it within a transformative period of Indian economics and design evolution. Collectors prize vintage currency from this era for their historical importance, relative scarcity, and the authentic window they provide into India's financial heritage. Whether you're building a comprehensive RBI note collection, studying monetary evolution, or seeking authenticated vintage pieces, this 100 Rupees note offers genuine historical value and investment potential.