Ten Rupees First Currency Note Signed by C. D. Deshmukh, Governor of Republic India 1949 PMG Graded 64 GRAD Amazing UNC Condition

Description

Step back in time to the dawn of India's independence with this remarkable collectible - a Ten Rupees first currency note signed by C. D. Deshmukh, the Governor of the Republic of India in 1949. This historic piece features a vibrant purple-brown, green, and multicolored design, measuring 83x14 in English. Graded an impressive MS 64 by PMG, this note bears the signature of C. D. Deshmukh and holds significant historical value as one of the early currency notes of independent India. The year 1949 marks a pivotal moment in Indian history, making this artifact a tangible link to the country's past. Collectors and enthusiasts alike will be drawn to this item for its rarity, unique signature, and pristine uncirculated condition. Accompanied by a PMG certificate, this note is a testament to the rich heritage of India's monetary system and a prized addition to any collection.