Rare 1000 Rupees 2010 Mahatma Gandhi Series D Subbarao Reserve Bank of India Note # A492

Description

Rare 1000 Rupees note of the Reserve Bank of India, dated 2010 on the reverse and issued in the Mahatma Gandhi series with the signature of Governor D. Subbarao. The obverse carries the Gandhi portrait, the Ashoka Pillar emblem and the serial number 2CG 032542, while the reverse shows the Indian economy vignette of agriculture, oil rig, satellite, steel plant and literacy.

• Denomination: 1000 Rupees
• Year: 2010, Mahatma Gandhi series
• Issuer: Reserve Bank of India, Governor D. Subbarao
• Material: cotton-based banknote paper
• Size: approximately 177 x 73 mm
• Condition: Very Fine, circulated with light folds and handling

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Step up your currency collection with this scarce 1000 Rupees banknote issued by the Reserve Bank of India in 2010. Part of the iconic Mahatma Gandhi series, this high-denomination piece features the distinct signature of RBI Governor D. Subbarao, capturing a specific era of Indian economic history just a few years before demonetization permanently retired the denomination. The obverse proudly displays the classic Gandhi portrait alongside the national Ashoka Pillar emblem, while the reverse showcases a fascinating vignette celebrating India's industrial and agricultural progress through imagery of a steel plant, oil rig, satellite, and literacy symbol. Crafted on traditional cotton-based banknote paper measuring roughly 177 by 73 mm, this circulated piece remains in extremely fine condition with only gentle handling marks. As these large-denomination notes grow increasingly scarce on the secondary market, advanced numismatists and paper money enthusiasts actively seek them out to complete their twentieth-century portfolios. You will receive the exact authentic note photographed, making it a standout historical conversation piece.