Nilaish Banknotes World

THE EARLY ISSUES OF INDIA ARE EXTREMELY RARE AND WITH SHEER SHAME, THEY ARE NOT KNOWN TO MANY BIG INVESTORS OF COLLECTABLES, AS THEY BELIEVE IN THE CONCEPT OF ALTERNATIVE ASSET CLASS. THE VEHICLE FOR THEIR RETIREMENT PLAN.    Background: The early banknotes of India forms the base of the Indian Numismatics. There are many big collectors and Numismatists (Razack et al. 2012), (Gupta et al. 2000), (Shaikh et at. 2009), (Nilaish 2012) who are constantly trying to nurture the niche of these notes. In past 50 years, we have only two biggest collectors of these notes as they reach rocket high price. As we know, Mr Rezwan Razack (Chairman of IBNS, India Chapter), parted his long impeccable learning experience of these antique notes of India with Mr Jhunjhunwalla. The first collector, Mr Kishore Jhunjhunwalla, who is the oldest known collector of Indian paper money, will be remembered ever for his magnificent first book on cataloguing Indian banknotes between 1770 ...

Early Issues (1770-1861) 1813  RR REF. GUIDE NO. 1A.3.1.1  1825-1853  RR REF. GUIDE NO. 1A.3.3.4 RR REF. GUIDE NO. 1A.3.4.1  RR REF. GUIDE NO. 1A.3..6.5 RR REF. GUIDE NO. 1A.3.6.6  RR REF. GUIDE NO. 1A.3.8.6  RR REF. GUIDE NO. 1A.3.9.1  RR REF. GUIDE NO. 1A.3.9.5  RR REF. GUIDE NO. 1A.3.10.1  BANK OF BOMBAY (1860)  RR REF. GUIDE NO. 1B.1.3.1 WITH PREFIX A.  CURTSEY: NILAISH ESQ.