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Part of: 1000 Rupees — Reserve Bank of India (4.8.1A)

1000 Rupees

4.8.1A

PMG35Serial A7 026478
1000 Rupees

This example

Grade
PMG35
Serial
A7 026478
Realised
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Estimate
2,50,000-3,00,000
Sold
Marudhar Arts

Provenance

2 recorded sales

The same physical note — serial A7 026478 — traced across sales (linked by serial + type at ingest, T1-6).

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    PMG35
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  2. Heritage
    2024-06-18PMG35
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Denomination1000 Rupees
ReferencesJ&R 4.8.1A
IssuerReserve Bank of India
SignatoryJ. B. Taylor
Watermarkmedallion
Description

British India, 1938, King George VI, 1000 Rupees, Bombay Circle, Signed by J.B. Taylor, A Prefix, S. No. A7 026478, (KJ & RR # 4.8.1A), staple holes at issue, spindle holes, ink stamps, graded by PMG as 35 Choice Very Fine, Extremely Rare. Note: This 1000 Rupees banknote featuring King George VI showcases its true beauty, devoid of handling marks or graffiti, with visible banking seals indicating previous submission to a bank. Banknotes of this large denomination from the Bombay circle are relatively scarcer than those from the Calcutta circle. The impeccable quality of this high-grade note, free from any restoration or repairs, makes it a rare and highly coveted find for collectors.

Auction record

House
Marudhar Arts
Auction
Auction 45
Lot
568