Indian currency bill with number ending with holy number 786 for sale - 2
Hi Steemians,
I have an Indian currency bill with it's serial number ending with holy number 786. (it's a rare bill)
The worth of this bill is INR 100.
Whoever is interested can place his bid.
Place your bid now.
PS: Want to check if steemit platform can be used for bidding purpose also, a lot more is there in the lot :p
To check if I can get more bid for this bill compared to other platforms.
Place your bid now :)
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Brother whatever its serial no is its worth always remain the same
Is it, please refer this one :
http://www.ebay.in/itm/INDIAN-CURRENCY-NOTE-WITH-UNIQUE-HOLY-NUMBER-/112441220302?hash=item1a2e04dcce:g:BPsAAOSwXY5ZP4t8
I am not talking about the monetary value of this bill. People use it for their collection and are ready to pay higher amount as well. :)
The above one is just an example you can find plenty similar bills there.
If that's an ink mark underlining the number 786, it would take away from the Collector Value of the Note...
Haha... This is not the case here :p
Sorry mate, but in this condition this note is worth just 100 rupees and only in India. The fact that somebody listed something similar on ebay does not mean a thing. Listing is not the same as selling. Collectors like their notes to be uncirculated (mint condition) and normal collectors collect notes not numbers on them. Yes, there is some market for certain "numbers" but it's quite limited. There is also the issue of number "holiness" - have no idea about India but in Europe or US this number means just 786 and there is nothing interesting in this sort of number.