10 Rupees – Reserve Bank of India | Mahatma Gandhi

Description

This ₹10 banknote was issued during 1969–1970 by the Reserve Bank of India to mark the birth centenary of Mahatma Gandhi. As a circulating commemorative issue, it represents an important moment in India’s post-independence history, honoring the legacy of the nation’s foremost freedom fighter.

The obverse features a brown and multicolored layout with a prominent numeral “10” at the center. The Lion Capital of Ashoka appears on the right, symbolizing India’s national identity, along with bilingual inscriptions in Devanagari and English, reflecting official authority and authenticity.

On the reverse, the note carries traditional design elements along with intricate patterns typical of the period. The overall aesthetic is simple yet elegant, making it a distinctive commemorative issue. Its historical relevance and connection to Gandhi make it a desirable addition for collectors of Indian and commemorative banknotes.