TT PK 84k ND (1978) INDIA RESERVE BANK 50 RUPEES PMG 67 EPQ SUPERB FINEST KNOWN

TT PK 84k ND (1978) INDIA RESERVE BANK 50 RUPEES PMG 67 EPQ SUPERB FINEST KNOWN. ND (1978) 50 Rupees from India Reserve Bank.

Pick # 84k and serial # 8QB 240146. Graded 67 EPQ (Exceptional Paper Quality) Superb gem Uncirculated by PMG. A superb note and the only one graded at 67 level by PMG and none higher according to PMG Population Report. This is a captivating Indian banknote that offers balanced margins along with excellent printed details.

Black and purple on orange, lilac, and multicolored underprint. Large letters in underprint beneath serial number. Asoka Column at right and as watermark. Parliament House at center with a flag at the top of the flagpole on the back. As PMG and PCGS open up grading submission offices in various countries, their brands are universally recognized as the gold standard in certification.

It's the early bird who catches this worm, and those who invest and acquire the highest graded notes that they can afford will benefit more than any other collectible. Please check our listings often, as we will continue to bring you the finest material the world has to offer, at today's highly undervalued prices. A few years from now you will only say to yourself, I coulda, woulda, shoulda bought more. We hold as much as we could to not pass the new prices to our customer, unfortunately we couldn't hold the prices any longer. THESE ARE THE EXACT POSTAL PRICES THAT WILL BE STAMPED ON YOUR PACKAGE SO YOU CAN SEE THE EXACT POSTAL COSTS.

You pay double the price for Express but the time is twice as fast. Both services are fully insured. Both methods are exact cost at the United States Post Offices and are fully 100 percent insured. We are more than happy to help you. By the end of the day you paid in full or first thing in the morning you will get the exact full tracking information to follow.

Keep in mind with MOST international packages as soon as the package leaves the United States borders often times tracking goes dark, this does not mean the package is lost, it means the Post office's computer systems does not update as fast as we like them to but after 20 years in business and 50,000 packages only 2 packages ever got lost so please allow 30-60 days for each package! 99 percent of the time because these registered insured packages must be signed for they often SIT at the Post Office waiting for YOU to claim the package so please inform your Postmaster you are expecting this package.

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