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Old One Rupees Note: Do you also have an old one rupee note from the British era? If yes, then it can fetch you lakhs of rupees. This time is proving to be very profitable for the lovers of old currency and coins

Old One Rupees Note: Do you also have an old one rupee note from the British era? If yes, then it can get you lakhs of rupees. This time is proving to be very profitable for the lovers of old currency and coins, because recently there has been a huge increase in the demand for old notes and coins. In online auctions, some people are charging up to lakhs of rupees for old notes and coins of one rupee or two rupees. One rupee note is being sold online for Rs 200 to Rs 7 lakh. How much money you will get in exchange for a one rupee note depends on how old and unique the one rupee note is.

1 rupee note is being sold for Rs 200 to Rs 7 lakh

It is being seen on online platforms like Coin Bazaar, where collectors are selling their old notes and coins at high prices. It is being told that an old one rupee note can get you up to Rs 7 lakh in online auction.

The price is hidden in historical importance

Why does a one rupee note sell at such a high price? The reason lies in its historical importance. The Government of India stopped printing one rupee notes about 29 years ago. Although they were reintroduced in 2015 during the Narendra Modi government, some special pre-independence notes are in great demand among collectors.

These notes fetched Rs 7 lakh in auction

The one rupee note issued in 1935 is a rare note of British India, which bears the signature of the then governor J W Kelly. This nearly 80-year-old note can fetch up to Rs 7 lakh in auction due to its rarity and historical importance. If you also want to sell the old notes and coins you have, you can participate in the auction on online platforms like Coin Bazaar and Quikr. But keep in mind that the Reserve Bank of India (RBI) does not officially allow the purchase and sale of old notes and coins.

Shyamu Maurya
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