Description
This rare 10 Rupees error note, issued during Governor Raghuram Rajan's tenure at the Reserve Bank of India, represents a fascinating piece of modern Indian currency history. The printing defect makes this specimen exceptionally sought after by numismatists and error note collectors worldwide. Raghuram Rajan served as RBI Governor from 2013 to 2018, a transformative period for India's monetary policy, making notes from this era historically significant. The error—whether a misprint, alignment issue, or color variation—distinguishes this from standard circulation notes and amplifies its collectible appeal. Such anomalies rarely escape quality control, making surviving examples increasingly scarce. This note captures a pivotal moment in contemporary Indian finance while offering tangible proof of the intricate, occasionally imperfect nature of currency production. Ideal for serious collectors, error note enthusiasts, and investors seeking unique monetary artifacts with genuine historical provenance and documented rarity.