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Part of: 1000 Rupees — Government of India (2A.7.2D.3)

1000 Rupees

2A.7.2D.3

PMG30
1000 Rupees

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Grade
PMG30
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2025-03-27 · Heritage
Denomination1000 Rupees
ReferencesJ&R 2A.7.2D.3
IssuerGovernment of India
SignatoryH. Denning
Description

Description Incredible High Denomination Rarity India Government of India, Bombay 1000 Rupees 12.8.1925 Pick A19Ac Jhunjhunwalla-Razack 2A.7.2D.3 PMG Very Fine 30 . A famously rare uniface denomination. Large format Government of India notes are as popular as ever, with the highest denominations being especially coveted. While a 10,000 Rupees note may have been printed, it is either exceedingly rare or unknown extant in issued format, which leaves this type the highest denomination to be encountered. The signature of H. Denning and a Bombay city of issuance text are mentioned to further identify this type note. A spindle hole and paper maker's notch are mentioned for accuracy and are most likely "as issued." Problem-free and with amazing eye appeal for the type. Very rare and extremely popular.

Auction record

House
Heritage
Auction
Auction #4054
Lot
24287
Date
2025-03-27
1000 Rupees · 2A.7.2D.3 · Lot