1000 Rupees
4.8.1E
Serial A2 120064
This example
- Serial
- A2 120064
- Realised
- —
- Estimate
- 3,20,000-3,70,000
- Sold
- Marudhar Arts
Provenance
3 recorded salesThe same physical note — serial A2 120064 — traced across sales (linked by serial + type at ingest, T1-6).
- Marudhar Artsthis recordraw / ungraded—
- Spink2024-01-12raw / ungraded—
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This type
View all 16 examplesDenomination1000 Rupees
ReferencesJ&R 4.8.1E
IssuerReserve Bank of India
SignatoryJ. B. Taylor
Description
British India , 1938, King George VI, 1000 Rupees, Lahore Circle, Signed by J.B. Taylor , A Prefix, S. No, A2 120064, (KJ & RR # 4.8.1E), bank seals at the reverse, holes, folds, graffiti, about very fine, Extremely Rare. Note: This large denomination from the Lahore circle has consistently ranked high on the rarity scale of British Indian banknotes. Despite bearing typical graffiti, bank seals, and stains as evidence of its journey through financial transactions, its rarity remains unaltered. These characteristics only enhance its authenticity and historical value.
Auction record
- House
- Marudhar Arts
- Auction
- Auction 44
- Lot
- 396
- Source
- View original listing