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In India, many are fond of collecting rare coins and notes.
Collectables can help collectors earn lakhs.
Old collectable notes are selling for lakhs of rupees on classified platforms.
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Collectors of old notes and coins can sell their collectable currencies on online classifieds platforms.
You will have to create your account to sell old coins and notes.
You will have to create a listing for your old coin or notes to sell the currency.
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The coin’s price has been fixed at Rs 5 lakh on the online classifieds portal, Quickr.
The price of one rupee coin issued in 1918 has jumped to Rs 9 lakh.
You can also easily buy and sell old and collectable notes and coins.
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You can also earn up to Rs 7 lakh by simply selling it online right from the comfort of your home.
The Indian government had stopped the printing of this special Rs 1 note 26 years ago.
But the special note mentioned in the article is from pre-Independence.
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The 10 paisa coins were the first coins to be released in the Republic of India.
In 1957, India had introduced a decimal system.
So, a few 10 paisa coins had decimals inscribed on them.
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If you have this rare one rupee note, you may easily sell it for Rs 7 lakh.
Aside from that, a 1966 rupee note is worth Rs 45.
A 1957 note is also available for Rs 57.
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Buying and trading antique coins and banknotes are popular these days.
If you enjoy collecting ancient coins or notes, you could become a billionaire in this situation.
If you have an old Rs 2 coin, you can win up to Rs 5 lakh online.
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Actually, this Re 1 coin was auctioned off for Rs 10 crore.
The coin was of British era and was printed in 1885.
You can auction this coin online and win up to Rs 9 crore 99 lakh.
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People nowadays are increasingly interested in collecting old and rare coins.
Special notes from which you can make lakhs of dollars.
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If you have the old Rs 5 note, you can easily earn Rs 30,000.
If you have an old Re 1 note, you can earn Rs 45,000.
Up to Rs 20-25,000 can be found in exchange for this Rs 10 note.
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If you have this one-rupee special note, you can sell it on the ad platform Quikr.
Buyers are paying exorbitant prices for this rare note.
A bundle of Re 1 notes can fetch lakhs of rupees when sold.
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Old notes and coins are indeed in great demand.
So, if wish you to earn quick money, then you should sell Rs 1 note online.
The Rs 1 note in the question is the first note of 1 rupee that was printed on 30 November 1917.
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Collectors can sell the coins on Quickr and OLX.
They need to create online accounts on the platform for selling old notes and coins.
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Sellers can earn lakhs of rupees by selling old coins and notes.
Sellers can also use IndiaMart to sell old coins or notes.
Collectors are ready to pay a hefty amount to buy collectable notes and coins.
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One such note that has always remain collectable for years is the one whose number series ends with 786.
For those uninitiated, the number ‘786’ is considered auspicious among Islam believers.
You can also sell the notes online easily to earn up to Rs 3 lakh.
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The Reserve Bank of India has further clarified that it does not deal in such matters and never seeks charges/ commissions of any sort. The RBI has also not authorised any institution/ firm/ person etc. to collect charges/ commission on its behalf in such transactions, said the Central Bank.
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Over 2,000 fresh accounts were opened in a Bareilly branch of State Bank of India post-demonetisation till December 31 to allegedly channelise black money in which at least Rs 8 crore were deposited in old notes, a CBI probe has found.
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The customs department has unearthed a new modus operandi of sending demonetised Rs 500 and Rs 1,000 notes abroad by courier in a bid to get them converted here later.
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The limited period window for exchange of junked Rs 500 and Rs 1,000 notes by Indians who were abroad ended today with many failing to do so because of limited counters and lack of procedural awareness.
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The Supreme Court on Monday, issued notice to the government and Reserve Bank of India(RBI) on plea alleging that people are not being allowed to deposit demonetised currency notes till March 31, 2017 as promised.
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