Nepal 10 Rupees GME UNC Polymer Rare one Note

Issuer Nepal 

Issuing bank Nepal Rastra Bank (नेपाल राष्ट्र बैंक)

King Gyanendra Bir Bikram Shah (2001-2008)

Type Circulating commemorative banknotes

Year 2002

Value 10 Rupees (10 NPR)

Currency Rupee (1932-date)

Composition Issuer Nepal 

Issuing bank Nepal Rastra Bank (नेपाल राष्ट्र बैंक)

King Gyanendra Bir Bikram Shah (2001-2008)

Type Circulating commemorative banknotes

Year 2002

Value 10 Rupees (10 NPR)

Currency Rupee (1932-date)

Composition Polymer

Size 133 × 70 mm

Shape Rectangular

Demonetized 15 March 2011

Size 133 × 70 mm

Shape Rectangular

Demonetized 15 March 2011

Introducing the Nepal 10 Rupees GME UNC Polymer Note, a remarkable collectible issued by the Nepal Rastra Bank in 2002. Featuring the regal image of King Gyanendra Bir Bikram Shah, this circulating commemorative banknote is not only a piece of currency but a slice of Nepal’s rich history. Crafted from durable polymer, this note measures 133 × 70 mm and showcases intricate designs that reflect the cultural heritage of Nepal. Despite its demonetization on March 15, 2011, this note remains a sought-after item for collectors due to its unique attributes and rarity. Each purchase guarantees a different serial number, adding to its exclusivity and appeal. As a symbol of the early 2000s in Nepal, this banknote serves as a fascinating conversation starter and a valuable addition to any currency collection. Its uncirculated condition ensures it is preserved in excellent quality, making it an ideal investment for currency enthusiasts and collectors alike.