that is a nice post. That 1 Rs tho :P keep it safe, it's an asset. dang i [ove that 1 RS note now i also want one
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that is a nice post. That 1 Rs tho :P keep it safe, it's an asset. dang i [ove that 1 RS note now i also want one
I know a friend who is around 30 years old. He had some 1 rupee notes, so I gave him a dollar in exchange for one rupee.
My father told me that it's not too rare, as many Pakistanis hold more than one rupee note, and a dollar note is rare for them, as they mostly visit Forex shops nearby.
According to the Pakistani method, you just need to find an elderly person and offer them something valuable in exchange to obtain a one rupee note.
Exchange rupee for something
You will need something worth of a rupee right??
Since the 1 rupee note is not in circulation and is a rare collector's item, you may need to offer something valuable in exchange, and it will ultimately depend on the receiver to accept or reject it. Its value is primarily emotional.
The dollar note I received was given to me by someone who was Pakistani and had married an American lady. According to him and the person who exchanged it with me, it was considered lucky. However, for me, the 1 rupee note held much more value because of the sentimental attachment I had to the giver. Emotional values are subjective and personal.