10 Rupees, British India, CD Deshmukh, 1943 (Graded 55 AUNC, EPQ)

10 Rupee banknote of British India, issued in 1943, signed by CD Deshmukh - the first Indian to head the Reserve Bank of India. The note bears a front-facing portrait of a crowned King George VI to the right, and the watermark panel to the left. The governor's signature is just below the watermark window. The reverse has the image of a sailboat or a dhow - which was used up to the 1980s. The denomination, 'Ten Rupees', is mentioned in six Indian languages. 

This is a rare note, especially in this grade. 

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The note is graded Almost Uncirculated (AUNC 55) - a very high grade - with Exceptional Paper Quality. The note you get will be the note in the picture. 

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