One Rupee 1976 M G Kaul 786 Ending A-34 Bundle

This is an original, stapled bundle of Indian one rupee banknotes from 1976, issued under the Government of India and bearing the signature of M. G. Kaul (Secretary, Ministry of Finance). The obverse features the iconic Ashoka Pillar Lion Capital within a circular emblem at right, the denomination “1” in ornate design at center, and bilingual texts “Ek Rupaya” and “One Rupee.” Serial numbers are printed in black towards the bottom, and the left area shows a watermark panel for security.

The reverse side displays the denomination design with grains (wheat ears) representing agricultural prosperity, the year “1976,” and “Ek Rupaya” alongside “One Rupee.” The denomination’s value is printed in multiple Indian languages in the central panel.

Bundle Features

Condition: Original stapled bundle, each note typically in original, relatively clean condition with possible minor edge aging or stains.

Serial Series: Visible note example is from series “H 62” with serial number 934701 H Inset, the bundle will include serials in consecutive order.

Signature: M. G. Kaul, Secretary, Ministry of Finance, visible to the right on the obverse.

Year: 1976, mentioned on the reverse within the denomination emblem.

Special Note: The bundle contains a note ending with “786” in its serial number, which is highly collectible among Indian currency enthusiasts for its cultural significance—786 is considered an auspicious number in South Asia.

Collectible Value

Bundles with original staples and consecutive serials are prized by collectors, especially with clear signatures and intact watermark areas.

The presence of a “786” ending note adds spiritual and numismatic premium, making it especially sought after for resale or gifting.

Such 1976 bundles are ideal for numismatic cataloging, enhancing collection portfolios.