Twenty Rupees S Jagannathan Correct and Incorrect Kashmiri Two Notes Set

These are two original vintage 20 Rupees banknotes from India, issued under the governorship of S. Jagannathan (RBI Governor: 1970-1975).

Obverse Details

Features the “Reserve Bank of India” and “Guaranteed by the Central Government” inscriptions at the top.

The denomination “20” is prominently displayed in English and Hindi, with the Ashoka Pillar emblem on the right side.

The promise text reads: “I promise to pay the bearer the sum of Twenty Rupees,” and bears the signature of Governor S. Jagannathan beneath.

Serial numbers and block details are visible on both notes.

Reverse Details

Depicts the Indian Parliament House at the center with intricate line-work and artistic detailing.

The left panel has the Hindi language guarantee and the right bears the denomination along with a watermark area.

“TWENTY RUPEES” and “बीस रुपये” are printed at the bottom.

Collector’s Highlights

These notes are prized examples of early 1970s Indian currency under S. Jagannathan, recognized for their classic red color and robust printing.

Ideal for collections focused on vintage RBI notes, Indian Parliament depictions, or governor signature series.

Both notes are in lightly circulated condition, retaining design vibrancy with clear text and artwork.