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5 Princely State Notes of India in 5 Different
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  • Lets take a look at five Princely State Currency
    Notes today in five different denominations. The
    first one is a machine made 1 Rupee note that was
    issued in Azar 14, 1329, featuring a signature of
    Fakhr-ud-Din Ahmad and Prefix A.
  • The obverse side depicted the text Sarkar-e-Ali
    in Urdu and an image of a Hyderabad One Rupee
    Coin. The 1335 Hijri year is specified on the top
    left corner of the obverse, while the Regnal Year
    8 is shown on top right corner of the reverse
    side.

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  • If you like collecting princely state rupees then
    you must look for these 5 Rupees notes that were
    issued on 1 Farwardi 1347, with the signature of
    Fakhr-Yar Jung and a prefix ranging from MD to
    MF.
  • The obverse side depicts the text Sarkar-e-Ali in
    Urdu along with a six digit serial number
    repeated twice on both sides. Denomination is
    mentioned in Marathi, Telugu, O.S. Rs. FIVE,
    Kannada and PAANCH RUPYE in Urdu. O.S. stands for
    Osmania Sicca.

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  • This 10 Rupees princely state currency note was
    issued in the year 1 Aban 1333 featuring the
    signature of Hyder Nawaz Jung and a prefix
    ranging from AL to AP.
  • The obverse side depicts the Urdu text
    Sarkar-e-Ali along with a five digit serial
    number repeated twice. The denomination is shown
    in Marathi, Telugu, O.S. Rs. TEN and Kannada. DUS
    RUPYE is printed in Urdu in lower two corners.

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  • This 100 Rupees note from Hyderabad features a
    signature of Sir Reginald R. Clancy and a prefix
    that ranged from PR to PS.The note is signed as
    "Moni-ul-Muham Finance". Its title and signature
    is overprinted. The text "Balda Hyderabad Deccan"
    is printed in Urdu in bottom right.
  • A ship named S.S. Egypt carrying a consignment of
    Hyderabad notes of 5, 10 and 100 Rupees from
    England to India sank off the French coast. These
    unsigned notes have a rubber stamp showing the
    details of the shipwreck. They are also known as
    'Sea Salvage' notes.

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  • These beautiful 1000 Rupees Princely State Notes
    were issued in the year 1 Aban 1334 featuring the
    signature of Hyder Nawaz Jung and a prefix AA.
  • The denomination is shown in Marathi, Telugu,
    O.S. Rs. ONE THOUSAND and Kannada. Promise text
    reads the text EK HAZAR SICCA OSMANIA. There are
    many other fascinating varieties for each of the
    denominations mentioned in this presentation.
    Keep looking for them!
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