Sri Lanka (1972-date) 500 Rupees Rare Note # B-2

Issuer Sri Lanka › Sri Lanka (1972-date) 

Issuing bank Central Bank of Sri Lanka (Srí Lanká Maha Bänkuva)

Period Democratic Socialist Republic (1978-date)

Type Standard circulation banknotes

Years 2001-2006

Value 500 Rupees

500 LKR = INR 146

Currency Rupee (1972-date)

Composition Paper

Size 150 × 74 mm

Shape Rectangular

Introducing the Sri Lanka 500 Rupees RARE NOTE # B-2, a remarkable collectible from the Democratic Socialist Republic era, specifically issued between 2001 and 2006 by the Central Bank of Sri Lanka. This standard circulation banknote, measuring 150 × 74 mm, is made of high-quality paper and features a distinctive rectangular shape. As a denomination that has become increasingly scarce, the 500 Rupee note offers a fascinating glimpse into Sri Lanka's economic history during a transformative period. Noteworthy for its unique design elements, this banknote is a must-have for collectors and enthusiasts, especially given its rarity. It represents a time of significant political and social change, reflecting the cultural richness of Sri Lanka. With a current value of approximately 500 LKR = INR 146, this note not only holds historical significance but also presents an excellent investment opportunity for those looking to expand their collection. In pristine condition, this collectible comes without any visible wear, making it an exceptional addition to any serious numismatic collection. Don't miss the chance to own this piece of Sri Lankan history!