10 Rupee Banknote – Vintage Currency from Ceylon (Now Sri Lanka)

Description

This authentic 10 Rupee banknote from Ceylon—the name of Sri Lanka prior to becoming a republic in 1972—is a highly sought-after piece of South Asian numismatic history. Issued by the Government of Ceylon or Central Bank of Ceylon, depending on the era, this note reflects the colonial and early post-independence period of the island nation.

Designs on this note often include British monarchs (such as King George VI or Queen Elizabeth II), native fauna, or classical Ceylonese artwork, printed with intricate detailing and traditional color schemes. It features denominations in Sinhala, Tamil, and English, symbolizing the multicultural identity of the country.

No longer in circulation, this 10 Rupee note is a rare collectible—perfect for historians, collectors of British Commonwealth currencies, and those with a special interest in Sri Lankan heritage. It is offered in [insert condition: Uncirculated, Very Fine, Circulated] and is carefully preserved and packaged.

Own a remarkable piece of Ceylon’s monetary legacy with this vintage banknote.