8 Different Signature Notes Collection of 10 Rupees Mixed Series Mahatma Gandhi Issues Republic of India Note # A618

Description

Rare accumulation of eight Ten Rupees banknotes issued by the Reserve Bank of India, spanning three distinct designs in one lot. The group includes one older Ashoka Pillar type with a garden vignette on the reverse, four Mahatma Gandhi Series notes with the rhinoceros, elephant and tiger reverse, and three Mahatma Gandhi New Series notes with the Konark Sun Temple reverse.

• Denomination: 10 Rupees, eight notes in total
• Years: 2018, 2024 and 2025 seen on the new series notes; earlier notes undated in the scan
• Issuer: Reserve Bank of India, Republic India
• Material: banknote paper
• Size: approximately 137 x 63 mm for the new series, larger for the older issues
• Condition: circulated, Fine overall with folds, soiling and edge wear

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Embark on a fascinating journey through modern Indian numismatics with this curated collection of eight 10 Rupees banknotes issued by the Reserve Bank of India. Spanning multiple governor signatures across three distinct eras, this lot showcases the evolution of Indian paper currency. You receive a classic Ashoka Pillar issue, four notes from the Mahatma Gandhi Series featuring iconic wildlife like the rhinoceros, elephant, and tiger, and three Mahatma Gandhi New Series notes highlighting the intricate architecture of the Konark Sun Temple. While these banknotes are crafted from traditional banknote paper, their true appeal lies in their historical narrative. Collectors treasure this mixed grouping because it captures various signature combinations and design shifts in one comprehensive set. Graded in Fine condition, these heavily circulated pieces display authentic signs of history, including folds, soiling, and gentle edge wear that prove their genuine journey through commerce. Because no two accumulations tell the exact same story, acquiring this multi-era lot is an effortless way to bridge decades of Republic of India monetary heritage without hunting for individual pieces.