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.

Exceedingly Rare PMCS 65 Graded Consecutive Pair of On ...

Five Rupees Fancy No 000001 Banknote Signed by P C Bhat ...

One Rupee Fancy No 400000 Banknote Signed by M G Kaul.

Hundred Rupees Super Fancy Numbers Banknotes Signed by ...

Very Rare Five Rupees Fancy No V 999999 Banknote in Cri ...

Rare PMCS 63 Graded Shalimar Gardan Series Ten Rupees ...

Five Rupees Gandhi Centenary Diamond Series Fancy No 99 ...

Ten Rupees Fancy No. 444444 Banknote in Peacock series ...

Extremely Rare PMG 45 Graded Five Rupees Fancy No 333 ...

Strong Paper Quality 10 Notes Fancy Number 000001 to 00 ...

Exceedingly Rare PMG 55 Graded 10 Time 9 Super fancy On ...

Rare PMCS 58 Graded Boat Series Ten Rupees Fancy No 12 ...