1000 rupees note for 3 lakhs, 20 rupees coin for 75 thousand; What is the real reason?

New Delhi: Due to the rarity of coins and notes, their value has gone up a lot. People who are fond of hoarding coins and currency are willing to pay more than the actual value of the currency. In Britain, such coins are being sold at unprecedented prices due to their unique serial numbers and historical significance. The value of one coin is being given thousands times more. At the same time, a thousand rupee note is getting a price of three lakh rupees.

A report by ‘Dailystar’ claims that the estimated value of the coin is much higher than its actual value. If one has a plastic note of 10 pounds (1000 rupees) with serial number AH17 75, it is worth more than three and a half lakh rupees. The famous English author Jane Austen was born in 1775 and died in 1817. This serial number is in high demand. Complete information about this has been given on the website ChangerChecker.com.

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Both the dates 16 121775 and 18 071817 indicate the date of birth and death of author Jane Austen. Serial number 17 751817 has the author’s year of birth and death together. 28 011813 is the date when Jane Austen’s most famous work Pride and Prejudice was published.

20 rupees coin for 75 thousand

Apart from this, serials that are in demand, people are hoarding them, include the British 20 pence coin made of copper. The price of this coin is approximately 75 thousand rupees. Earlier in 2011, a 20 pence coin was sold for Rs 15,000 on eBay.

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The price of a 50 rupee coin is 55 thousand rupees

A 50 pence (Rs 50) coin with a double queen head sold for over Rs 55,000 last year. This coin fetched 1000 times more than its value. At the same time, the 50 pence (Rs 50) coin with Q Garden was sold for Rs 17,000 last month. A total of 2 lakh 10 coins were released in 2009.

This London Olympic coin is still in demand

Launched a year before the London 2012 Olympics, the 50 pence coin is still in high demand online. This coin shows two players fighting each other in a packed stadium. Even today, the coin is being sold on the eBay website for around Rs 1100.

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