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10 Rupees

2A.2.3B.4

PMCS35Serial MC25 22509
10 Rupees

This example

Grade
PMCS35
Serial
MC25 22509
Realised
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Estimate
2,00,000-3,00,000
Sold
Marudhar Arts
Denomination10 Rupees
ReferencesJ&R 2A.2.3B.4
IssuerGovernment of India
SignatoryM. M. S. Gubbay
PrinterBank of England
Description

British India, King George V , Uniface 10 Rupees (2), Consecutive Pair, Dated 11 August 1917, Initial ‘B’ for Bombay Circle, Signed by M.M.S. Gubbay, Red Underprint, MC Prefix, S. No. MC25 22509 & 22510, (KJ & RR # 2A.2.3B.4), spindle holes, tears, folds, graded by PMCS as 45 Extra Fine & 35 Very Fine, Exceedingly Rare. Note: This consecutive serial number banknotes pair has maintained its gorgeousness, which showcases the strong paper quality and colour on both banknotes, it shows no signs of graffiti or seals at the reverse as they are generally seen. It is an infrequent case when the consecutive banknotes of the Uniface series are offered in any auction.

Auction record

House
Marudhar Arts
Auction
Auction 36
Lot
417
10 Rupees · 2A.2.3B.4 · Lot