British India King George V One Rupee Banknote with Government of Pakistan Overprint

A historically interesting One Rupee banknote featuring the portrait of King George V, issued under the Government of India during the British India period. The note carries the denomination “ONE RUPEE” prominently on the obverse, along with the portrait of King George V and multilingual inscriptions on the reverse.

The note also displays “Government of Pakistan” in English along with the corresponding Urdu inscription, indicating its association with the transitional currency arrangements following the Partition of British India. Pakistan used Indian-origin banknotes with Pakistan inscriptions during the early post-Partition period.

The note is in circulated condition, showing folds, staining, toning and general signs of age, as visible in the photographs. A fascinating piece of British India and early Pakistan monetary history, suitable for collectors of Indian, Pakistani and colonial-era paper currency.

Denomination: One Rupee

Country/Region: British India / Pakistan

Portrait: King George V

Type: Banknote

Condition: Circulated, as pictured Fine Detail