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His self styled title was 'Brother Leader'
Compared to the subsequent issues (KM# 25)
A specimen note is a test version of a new banknote
issued in 1860 in the reign of Pragmalji
The reverse of the coins carries a legend in Brahmi
10 Rupees, British India, JB Taylor, 1938 (Graded AUNC 58) World His self styled title wasTen Rupee banknote of British India, issued in 1938, signed by JB Taylor. The obverse of the note has a sideways portrait of King George VI, with a banana tree in the foreground, and lakes and trees in the background. The reverse has a floral pattern, with two elephants being ridden by mahouts. The reverse also says '10 Rupees' in eight Indian languages. The watermark is of King George facing right. The note uses blue and green colors. This a Rare
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