According to a press release dated 23 September 2015, the Reserve Bank of India issued a 50-rupee note like B288e, but with novel “ascending size” (i.e. novel) serial numbers. Courtesy of Mohamed Ibrahim and Claudio Marana.Read More…
The Reserve Bank of India has admitted that a batch of notes with prefix 5AG and 3AP and inset letter L were produced in error without the windowed security thread (illustrated in note above) and asked banks to return same for destruction. Courtesy of Mohamed Ibrahim.Read More…
Like B290g, but with novel “ascending size” serial numbers. Courtesy of Indiararecoins on eBay.Read More…
Like B291e, but with novel “ascending size” serial numbers. Courtesy of Indiararecoins on eBay.Read More…
Like B291d, but new date (2015). Letter: None, L, R.Read More…
According to a press release dated 25 June 2015, the Reserve Bank of India has introduced a 100-rupee note like B289f, but with novel serial numbering wherein the size of each digit increases from left to right. “The new numbering pattern will be introduced in a phased manner in allRead More…
B162 (P117): 1 rupee Pink and green. Front: English and Hindi text; 1-rupee coin with lion capital of Ashoka pillar. Back: English and Hindi text; 1-rupee coin with flowers, rupee symbol, and date; Sagar Samrat oil exploration platform; 15 language panel. No security thread. Watermark: Ashoka pillar. Printer: (India SecurityRead More…
Like B290f, but new signature (Rajan) and new date (2015). Letter: None, E, R. Courtesy of Jinesh Reins Joseph.Read More…
Like B287c2, but new signature (Rajan) and new date (2015). Letter: None, E, R. Courtesy of IndianPaperMoney.Read More…
According to an article in The Hindu BusinessLine dated 25 December 2014, in 2015 the government of India will resume printing 1-rupee banknotes after a 20-year hiatus. The new notes will carry the signature of the finance secretary, not the governor of the Reserve Bank of India, which appears onRead More…