Overview

Issued by the Reserve Bank of India under Governor C. Rangarajan, this 10 Rupees note represents late twentieth-century Indian currency design. The obverse features the emblem of India with the Lion Capital of Ashoka and dual serial numbering. The reverse depicts the serene landscape of Shalimar Bagh in Kashmir with ornate border guilloche patterns. Please judge condition from the photographs, which show this exact note.

Key Features & Details:

• Country: India
• Denomination: 10 Rupees
• Printer: Security Printing and Minting Corporation of India (SPMCIL)
• Condition: As shown in image – Crisp, flat paper with square corners and strong original colour. Shows a couple of small staple pinholes toward the watermark panel, as visible in the images.
• Obverse (Front): Lion Capital of Ashoka emblem, Reserve Bank of India seal, signature of Governor C. Rangarajan, denomination numeral ’10’, and inset letter ‘D’.
• Reverse (Back): Vignette of Shalimar Gardens in Srinagar, language panel with 15 regional languages, and decorative borders.
• Serial Number: 8JE 758934 (Exact note shown in photos will be delivered)

Collector Value:

An excellent entry-level or set-filler note for collectors focusing on Indian Rupee history, floral garden motifs, and classical regional banknotes.