Underprint Series Rs 10 Note (One Side Printed) in Bareilly, Uttar Pradesh for sale
The Currency note is very rare, infact in all of the website i could not find a similar denomination note. is in excellent condition.. The note has the no. 07860 on it... It is printed in the year 1918.
I am looking for a better offer than i have quoted.
The image is the actual image of the note that i have
Only serious collectors contact me.
Please contact me @
email:- khandelwal.dhruv@gmail.com
Mob:- 9719754875
Details Below:
The Victoria Portrait series was withdrawn in the wake of a spate of forgeries and replaced by the unifaced 'Underprint Series' which were introduced in 1867. In deference to public demand, notes in the denomination of Rupees Five were introduced. Initially, notes were legally encashable only in the Currency Circle in which they were issued; however, between 1903 an 1911, notes of denomination 5, 10, 50 and 100 were 'universalised', i.e. were legally encashable outside the Currency Circle of Issue.
The Underprint Series notes were printed on moulded paper and carried 4 language panels (Green Series). The languages differed as per the currency circle of Issue. Language panels were increased to 8 in the Red Series. The improved security features included a wavy line watermark, the manufacturer's code in the watermark (the source of much confusion in dating), guilloche patterns and a coloured underprint.
This series remained largely unchanged till the introduction of the 'King's Portrait' series which commenced in 1923.
