Old Note Rs 20 Sell: In today’s world, everyone is thinking about earning as much as possible. If you’re thinking about starting a business but finding it difficult, you’re not alone. The rising inflation has made starting a business quite challenging. So, you might be considering other ways to earn money besides a traditional business.
Well, you don’t need to worry. In this article, we’re going to tell you about a way to earn millions of rupees from the comfort of your home. You won’t even have to put in much effort. We’re talking about old notes and coins. Currently, there is a huge demand for old notes in the international market. People are willing to pay millions of rupees for these notes.
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You can sell them online
If you have a rare 20 rupee note in your pocket, you can earn up to 5 lakh rupees for it. Currently, some online platforms have a huge demand for old notes. If you have such a unique note, you can sell it on certain online websites and earn a good income.
Where to sell
You can sell old notes on websites like eBay, OLX, and Indian Notes & Coins. You need to list the note on these sites. After that, collectors will be willing to pay millions of rupees for the note.
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Why is the note so valuable?
The value of the note depends on its serial number. If the serial number starts with 000007, 123456, or 786, or if the printing or design of the note is unique, its value increases. It should also have the signature of a former RBI governor. Only then can you easily sell the note. Most importantly, the serial number of the note should be clearly visible. If the numbers are not clearly visible, you will not get the correct price for the note. If you have four such notes, you can easily get up to 20 lakh rupees.
Disclaimer: This article is based on information from several websites. Therefore, if you are visiting a website to sell your notes, please consult an expert first. Timesbull is not responsible for any fraudulent activity.