10 Rupees George VI British India

Description

Issued by the Reserve Bank of India during the reign of King George VI (1936–1947), this 10 Rupees banknote circulated between 1937 and 1943 and is one of the most recognizable high-denomination notes of British India. The note is printed in attractive shades of navy blue, bottle green, sky blue, and pale green on machine-made paper.

The obverse prominently displays the portrait of King George VI, accompanied by the Reserve Bank’s promise text and denomination. The reverse features an elegant ornamental design with intricate engraving, reflecting the refined banknote artistry of the colonial era.

This example is offered in circulated condition, showing signs of handling and age that are expected from a genuine vintage banknote. It remains an excellent addition for collectors of British India currency, colonial banknotes, and historical paper money.

Note: Serial number and signature may vary from the image shown. The banknote supplied will be in circulated condition unless stated otherwise.