One Rupee 1976 Dr Manmohan Singh 786 Ending A-36 Bundle

This is an original, stapled bundle of Indian one rupee banknotes issued in 1976, with each note signed by Dr. Manmohan Singh, who served as Secretary, Ministry of Finance at the time. The bundle retains its original staple and consists of consecutively numbered notes, preserved in decent collectible condition.

Obverse Details

The obverse showcases the Ashoka Pillar Lion Capital to the right, symbolizing the authority of the Government of India.

Denomination “1” is prominently displayed at the top center, along with “Ek Rupaya” in Hindi and “One Rupee” in English.

Serial number series shown in the image is “26M 355701”, with the Manmohan Singh signature printed towards the lower right as “SECRETARY, MINISTRY OF FINANCE”.

Watermark panel on the left for added security.

Reverse Design

Reverse carries the value “1 RUPEE 1976” inside an ornate circular emblem with two wheat ears as a motif, indicating agricultural prosperity.

Denomination value printed in major Indian languages within the central text panel.

“Ek Rupaya” and “One Rupee” titles are present on both sides.

Year “1976” clearly mentioned in the center of the reverse design.

Bundle Features

Condition: Original stapled bundle, some minor surface stains or rust marks may be visible from staple aging.

Authenticated signature: Dr. Manmohan Singh, who later became Prime Minister of India.

Notes are consecutive, ideal for numismatic collections.

Collectible & Numismatic Value

Manmohan Singh–signed bundles from 1976 are considered highly collectible due to his later prominence in Indian politics and economic reforms.

Bundles in original stapled form and well-preserved add premium appeal for collectors, auctions, and currency trading.

Suitable for cataloging, online listings, or investment portfolios focusing on Indian currency history.