Nepal 5 Rupees - Gyanendra Bir Bikram Rare GEM UNC Note

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Buyer will receive different serial number 1 note

This is an authentic Nepal 5 Rupees banknote issued during the reign of King Gyanendra Bir Bikram Shah, who ruled from 2001-2008. Produced by the Nepal Rastra Bank between 2004-2006, this standard circulation note measures 120 × 70 mm and is printed on quality paper with a rectangular design. Each note comes with a unique serial number, making it a distinctive specimen for collectors. What makes this note particularly significant is its historical context. It was demonetized on March 15, 2011, transforming it from everyday currency into a sought-after collectible. The note represents an important era in Nepalese monetary history and royal numismatics. Its GEM UNC (Gem Uncirculated) condition indicates pristine quality with minimal to no signs of wear, preserving its original luster and detail—highly desirable for serious collectors. This banknote appeals to numismatists, history enthusiasts, and international currency collectors who appreciate pieces from Nepal's recent royal period. As production ceased over a decade ago and demonetization limits supply, these notes continue to appreciate in collector value. Whether you're building a world currency collection, studying Nepalese history, or seeking rare Asian banknotes, this authentic 5 Rupees note is an excellent investment piece.