New Delhi: These days, the demand for old notes and coins is very high in the global market, and people are fulfilling their dream of becoming a millionaire by selling them. If you have a 2-rupee coin, then do not worry. You can easily sell the 2-rupee coin for up to 6 lakh rupees. People have already sold this coin, where there will be no problem.
You can sell the 2-rupee coin online. You must be thinking, what is so special about this coin that it is getting such a huge amount?. Do you know that people have already become lakhpatis and crorepatis by selling 2-rupee coins, where there is no problem. First, you can know the speciality of the 2-rupee coin. This will end the confusion.
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Speciality of the 2-rupee coin
You can first know the speciality of the 2-rupee coin, whose demand is increasing in the international market. First of all, this 2-rupee coin should have been issued in 1994. It is necessary to have the national flag behind it. Apart from this, if there is a picture of Ashoka’s pillar on the back of the coin, then it will also fetch a hefty price.
People will not face any problem due to this. You can fulfil your dream of becoming rich by selling it online. One coin of Rs 2 can be sold for Rs 6 lakh, and three coins for Rs 18 lakh. The method of selling the coin is also easy.
How to sell a Rs 2 coin
For this, first you have to register on Quickr.com.
Then click the pictures of the coin and upload it to the website.
The customer will contact you.
After this, a Rs 100 note with a rare number series-000786-and signature of former RBI governor D Subbarao was sold for Rs 1,999 on the website.
After this, the seller has the option to bargain and get maximum money for his collection.
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