A historically rich and visually captivating item to your paper money collection with this 1951 Nepal 10 Mohru banknote, catalogued as Pick #6, issued by the Government of Nepal during the early years of the modern nation-state and under the reign of King Tribhuvan. This note is an excellent example of post-Rana period monetary issuance, reflecting Nepal’s gradual transition from isolation to modernization in the early 20th century.
This AUNC (About Uncirculated) note is near pristine in terms of crispness, paper quality, and sharp ink details; however, it exhibits light rust spots near the original staple holes, a common feature on Nepalese banknotes of this era due to traditional methods of storage and bundling using metal staples. These marks, while minor, are authentic signs of the note’s original circulation handling and only add to its collectible integrity and historical appeal.
