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100 Rupees Old Agriculture note Dr. C. Rangarajan, with fancy number

₹1,350

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Year
1992
Seller
A1 Premium · Kollegal
Listed
17d ago
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268

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About this item

Indulge in the allure of history with this remarkable collectible – a 100 Rupees Old Agriculture note signed by R.N Malhotra. Issued in a vibrant Cobalt Blue hue, this note features a serial number with a unique 0 prefix, making it a standout piece in any collection. R.N Malhotra's signature adds a touch of authenticity and historical significance to this piece. This captivating piece dates back to a time when agriculture played a crucial role in India's economy, reflecting the pride and heritage of the nation. The note's rarity, fancy number, and pristine collectible grade elevate its value, attracting both seasoned collectors and enthusiasts alike. Its distinct features make it a conversation starter among numismatists and history buffs, offering a glimpse into India's past economic landscape. The note's exceptional condition and collectible grade ensure its lasting value, while its unique attributes make it a prized possession for any collector. Whether you're a seasoned numismatist or a budding enthusiast, this 100 Rupees Old Agriculture note is a must-have addition to your collection, offering a piece of history that transcends time.

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