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Each note has a different and unique value of its own. The governor of the Reserve Bank of India (RBI) is responsible for the value of the notes present in the country except for the Re 1 note as it bears the signature of the Finance Secretary of India.
If you are in possession of this special Re 1 note then you can lakhs of rupees just sitting at home. When things get old, they fall in the antique category which has a high demand in the international market and fetches a lot of money.
Several websites deal in auctioning of such rare coins. One of the most popular websites for this is OLX. You will need to create your login ID and auction your coin. One can also auction coins by creating their ID on indiamart.com. You will have to share a photo of your coin for the auction.
If you are lucky, a buyer will come into contact with you directly. From there, you can sell your coin according to the terms of payment and delivery.
When was the first Re 1 note printed?
Notably, the first note of Re 1 was printed on November 30, 1917, and had a photo of King George V on that note. According to media reports, the printing of Re 1 note was stopped in 1926 but in 1940 it was started again. At the same time, the printing of one rupee note was stopped once in 1994 but printing was started again on January 1, 2015, and this note came into circulation in the market.
