British India, 1938, 10 Rupees,&nbsp;800000, King George VI, Super Fancy Serial Number, Signed by J.B. Taylor, G Prefix, S. No. G77&nbsp;800000, (KJ &amp; RR # 4.5.1), holes, folds, stains, piece missing, pencil marks, tears, graded by PMCS as 15 Fine, Exceedingly Rare.

Note:&nbsp;The beauty of this banknote&rsquo;s unique serial number is extraordinary. In it, the prefix G77 is considered as 777, since G is the 7th letter of the English alphabet. This feature allows the serial number to be read as 777-800000 which is considered as super-fancy.

The bespoke circulation quality with spots and stains, graffiti, and other wear and tear on the note is testament to its authenticity. A magnificent stunner of immense rarity, it is attractive for both fancy number &amp; British India banknote collectors. This is the first time it is being offered in any auction in the world.

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