The Currency Bazaar₹20 note — fancy serial number · Governor Subbarao
₹85 – ₹188
The middle of 15 completed sales, seen across 3 separate shops.
What the prices actually looked like
| Half of all sales fell between | ₹188 – ₹188 |
|---|---|
| Middle price | ₹188 |
| Lowest / highest seen | ₹85 – ₹188 |
| Completed sales counted | 15 |
| Independent shops | 3 |
These are prices somebody actually paid, not asking prices. We do not blend the two — what a seller hopes for and what a buyer paid are different numbers, and only one of them is evidence.
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- ₹20 note — bundle, fancy serial number · Governor Subbarao — ₹4,625 (8 sales)
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- ₹20 note — bundle, fancy serial number — ₹4,375 (25 sales)
- ₹20 note — bundle, fancy serial number, set — ₹725 (126 sales)
- ₹20 note — ₹567 (14 sales)
- ₹20 note · Governor Jagannathan — ₹513 (86 sales)
- ₹20 note — fancy serial number — ₹278 (97 sales)
- ₹20 note — fancy serial number · Governor Raghuram Rajan — ₹188 (15 sales)
Questions people actually ask about this
What is a ₹20 note — fancy serial number · Governor Subbarao worth?
The middle price was ₹188, across 15 completed sales recorded at 3 independent coin shops. Half of all sales fell between ₹188 and ₹188, and the full range seen was ₹85 to ₹188. These are prices somebody actually paid, not asking prices — the two are different numbers and only one of them is evidence.
Is selling old coins online real or fake?
Selling is real; the fraud is real too, and it has one tell. A genuine buyer pays you. A fraud asks you to pay first — a registration fee, customs clearance, GST, insurance, or a refundable deposit — and once you send it there is always one more. If money has to leave your hands before any arrives, it is a fraud, whatever the website looks like. Every price on this page is a completed sale recorded at an independent shop, not an asking price and not an estimate.
Do I have to pay anything to sell a ₹20 note?
No. You never pay to sell — not a registration fee, not customs clearance, not GST, and not a refundable deposit. Money comes to you, never from you. Anyone who asks you to send money before you receive any is attempting a fraud.
This is one specific variety. For the ₹20 coin in general — including whether it is really worth ₹3 lakh — read the ₹20 coin page.
Built from 15 completed sales recorded across independent coin shops. A page only appears here once at least 8 sales from 2 or more shops agree with each other closely enough to mean something — most identities in our catalogue do not qualify, and have no page.
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