Republic India Two Rupees B-4 H V R Iyengar Signed Note

India 2 Rupees banknote issued by the Reserve Bank of India and signed by H. V. R. Iyengar, who served as Governor from 1957 to 1962. This note belongs to the early post-independence period of Indian currency and represents a significant transition in India’s monetary history.

The note features the iconic Ashoka Lion Capital emblem on the front, symbolizing the sovereignty of the Republic of India. The reverse displays a multilingual panel representing the linguistic diversity of the nation. Printed in a classic reddish-brown color, this banknote carries the serial number W/21 249723.

This piece is a circulated example showing visible folds, stains, and wear consistent with regular usage, making it an affordable collectible for both beginner and intermediate numismatists.

A great addition to any Indian currency collection, especially for collectors focusing on early Reserve Bank issues and historical banknotes.