Old 1 Rupee Note: Earn Up to Rs 7 Lakh by Auctioning Rare 1935 British-Era Note

• A rare 1935 British-era one-rupee note, signed by J.W. Kelly, can fetch up to Rs 7 lakh at auction.
• Unlike other notes, the one-rupee note bears the signature of the Finance Secretary of India, not the RBI Governor.
• Collectors highly value this nearly 90-year-old note, featuring King George V and 'ONE RUPEE INDIA 1935' emblem.
• You can auction such old notes on platforms like Coin Bazaar, marudhararts.com, and icollector.com.
• RBI advises caution against scams, stating that selling old notes for profit is at the buyer's and seller's risk.

Why It Matters: A specific 1935 British-era one-rupee note is a highly valuable collector's item, potentially worth Rs 7 lakh.