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It is the picture of the India Currency that I collected during India travel.

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The banknotes of India were "BORO-BORO". BORO-BORO is japanese, It means with rumpled.
One/Tow rupee is a coin almost. The bill that I see occasionally is remarkable.
Note:

on banknotes in red means 'specimen'.

One Rupee Banknote [Rs 1] (in 1974)
Obverse: Lion Capital, Ashoka Pillar Issue: GOVERNMENT OF INDIA	Reverse:
One Rupee Banknote [Rs 1] (in 1990)
Obverse: Lion Capital, Ashoka Pillar Issue: GOVERNMENT OF INDIA	Reverse: The off-shore oil field (Design that symbolizes industry development)
Two Rupees Banknote [Rs 2]
Obverse: Lion Capital, Ashoka Pillar Issue: RESERVE BANK OF INDIA	Reverse: Tiger (National animal)
Two Rupees Banknote [Rs 2]
Obverse: Lion Capital, Ashoka Pillar Issue: RESERVE BANK OF INDIA	Reverse: Artificial satellite (The name is ARYABHATTA.) (Design that symbolizes science and technology development) ARYABHATTA is astronomer of ancient times India(Gupta period). AD.476-550.
Five Rupees Banknote [Rs 5]
Obverse: Lion Capital, Ashoka Pillar Issue: RESERVE BANK OF INDIA	Reverse: Agriculture work scenery (Design that symbolizes farm mechanization)
Five Rupees Banknote [Rs 5]
Obverse: Portrait of Mahatma Gandhi Issue: RESERVE BANK OF INDIA	Reverse: Agriculture work scenery (Design that symbolizes farm mechanization)
Mohandas Karamchand Gandhi (October 2, 1869 - January 30, 1948) , called Mahatma Gandhi, was the charismatic leader who brought the cause of India's independence from British colonial rule to world attention. His philosophy of non-violence, for which he coined the term satyagraha, has influenced both national and international movements for peaceful change. By means of non-violent civil disobedience, Gandhi helped bring about India's independence from British rule, inspiring other colonial peoples to work for their own independence, ultimately dismantling the British Empire to replace it with the Commonwealth of Nations. Gandhi's principle of satyagraha (from Sanskrit satya: truth, and graha: grasp/hold), often translated as "way of truth" or "pursuit of truth", has inspired other democratic activists, including Martin Luther King, Jr., John Lennon, Nelson Mandela, and the 14th Dalai Lama. He often said that his values were simple; drawn from traditional Hindu beliefs: truth (satya) and nonviolence (ahimsa). The above explanation quoted The free encyclopedia 'Wikipedia'.
Ten Rupees Banknote [Rs 10]
Obverse: Lion Capital, Ashoka Pillar Issue: RESERVE BANK OF INDIA	Reverse:
Ten Rupees Banknote [Rs 10]
Obverse: Lion Capital, Ashoka Pillar Issue: RESERVE BANK OF INDIA	Reverse:
Ten Rupees Banknote [Rs 10]
Obverse: Lion Capital, Ashoka Pillar Issue: RESERVE BANK OF INDIA	Reverse:
Ten Rupees Banknote [Rs 10] (Mahatma Gandhi Series)
Obverse: Portrait of Mahatma Gandhi	Reverse: The animal which represents India. Tiger, Indian elephant, Rhinoceros
Size: 137X63mm, Issuance Year: 1996, Issue: RESERVE BANK OF INDIA
Twenty Rupees Banknote [Rs 20]
Obverse: Lion Capital, Ashoka Pillar	Reverse: The circle of the machine that spins the yarn. Or, Buddhism law circle. Symbolic design of the India art.
Size: , Issuance Year: 1972, Issue: RESERVE BANK OF INDIA
Twenty Rupees Banknote [Rs 20] (Mahatma Gandhi Series)
Obverse: Portrait of Mahatma Gandhi Issue: RESERVE BANK OF INDIA	Reverse: Scenery that is view the Indian Ocean.
Fifty Rupees Banknote [Rs 50]
Obverse: Lion Capital, Ashoka Pillar	Reverse: The India Congress Building
Issuance Year: 1975, Issue: RESERVE BANK OF INDIA
Fifty Rupees Banknote [Rs 50] (Mahatma Gandhi Series)
Obverse: Portrait of Mahatma Gandhi	Reverse: The India Congress Building
Size: 147X73mm, Issuance Year: 1996, Issue: RESERVE BANK OF INDIA
One Hundred Rupees Banknote [Rs 100]
Obverse: Lion Capital, Ashoka Pillar Issue: RESERVE BANK OF INDIA	Reverse:
One Hundred Rupees Banknote [Rs 100] (Mahatma Gandhi Series)
Obverse: Portrait of Mahatma Gandhi (Mohandas Karamchand Gandhi : 1869-1948)	Reverse: Mt. Kanchenjunga (Height above sea level 8586m) The 3rd world high peak which is located in the border of India and Nepal.
Size: 157X73mm, Issuance Year: 1996, Issue: RESERVE BANK OF INDIA
Five Hundred Rupees Banknote [Rs 500] (Mahatma Gandhi Series)
Obverse: Mahatma Gandhi	Reverse: Salt Satyagraha (Mahatma Gandhi)
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Size: 167X73mm, Issuance Year: 1996, Issue: RESERVE BANK OF INDIA
One Thousand Rupees Banknote[Rs 1000] (Mahatma Gandhi Series)
Obverse: Mahatma Gandhi	Reverse: An artificial satellite, The girl who uses the personal computer, other.
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Size: 177X73mm, Issuance Year: 1996, Issue: RESERVE BANK OF INDIA

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