Rare 10 Rupees Gandhi Birth Centenary 1969 L K Jha Signature Reserve Bank of India Republic India Note # A521

Description

Rare 10 Rupees note of the Reserve Bank of India from the Mahatma Gandhi Birth Centenary commemorative issue, bearing the signature of Governor L. K. Jha. The face carries the Ashoka Pillar capital, the bilingual promise clause and serial number B/13 603215, while the back shows Gandhi seated at the Sevagram Ashram with the language panel and "TEN RUPEES".

• Denomination: 10 Rupees
• Issuer: Reserve Bank of India, Governor L. K. Jha
• Theme: Mahatma Gandhi Birth Centenary, 1869-1969
• Material: paper, no date printed on the note
• Size: approximately 64 x 142 mm
• Condition: Fine, with folds, light soiling and minor edge wear

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Step back into the pivotal era of Indian numismatics with this scarce 10 Rupees commemorative banknote issued by the Reserve Bank of India in 1969. Celebrating the centenary of Mahatma Gandhi's birth, this historic piece of paper money bears the authentic signature of RBI Governor L. K. Jha, marking a specific chapter in the nation's financial history. The face features the iconic Ashoka Pillar emblem alongside serial number A521, while the reverse poignantly depicts Gandhi seated at the Sevagram Ashram. Measuring roughly 64 by 142 mm, this genuine paper note exhibits a Fine (Heavy USED) condition, displaying authentic character through folds, light soiling, and minor edge wear from its circulation journey. Numismatists and history enthusiasts chase this particular commemorative issue for its artistic homage to the Father of the Nation and its association with early Republic of India governance. It represents a tangible piece of heritage, making it a meaningful addition to any advanced currency collection or a thoughtful gift for a dedicated historian.