What it actually sold for

Hundred Rupees Note — 786 serial (1990)

₹3,998
middle price of real completed sales · ₹999 – ₹6,500
from 3 completed sales across the Indian market

These are prices somebody actually paid, not asking prices and not a catalogue estimate. The middle price is used, not the average, so one unusually rare example cannot drag the number somewhere no ordinary coin has ever sold.

Sold in the market
completed sales, not asking prices
₹999 – ₹6,500
Currently asked
what sellers are hoping for — not a value
₹765 – ₹10,000
Our guide range
from our published catalogue
₹1,500 – ₹12,000
Notice the gap between asked and sold. That gap is where inflated expectations come from — and it is exactly what a scammer points at. Why an asking price is not a value.

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