10 Rupees Fafra Issue D -2 Full English Governor B. Rama Rao Released Date 26 January 1950 in High Collectable Grade

Description

This is a rare 10 Rupees banknote from the historic Fafra Issue D-2 series, issued by the Reserve Bank of India and released on 26th January 1950 — the very day India adopted its Republic Constitution. This note is part of the first series of banknotes issued by independent Republic India, replacing the earlier King George motifs with the Ashoka Pillar emblem, symbolizing India's new sovereign identity. The note bears the signature of Governor B. Rama Rao, who served as the third Governor of the Reserve Bank of India. A distinguishing feature of this note is its "Full English" numbering panel, a scarce printing variety highly sought after by serious numismatists. Preserved in a high collectable grade, this note showcases excellent paper quality, sharp printing details, and well-preserved features that make it a standout piece for any serious collection. Notes from this historic transitional period are increasingly difficult to source in such condition, making this an exceptional addition for collectors specializing in Republic India currency, first-issue notes, or Governor-signature varieties. A true piece of India's monetary history, perfect for display, study, or long-term investment.