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Uniface Notes of Government of India: 1867 - 1930
The design of the notes with the Portrait of Queen Victoria was changed within a short duration to the Uniface underprint series printed on a more durable paper with increased security features. To effectively increase the circulation of these notes, the system widened its basis through important structural changes such as the introduction of a fiduciary component and ‘universalization’ of notes in 1903. The uniface notes were printed in England in denominations from 5 to 10000 Rupees. The Uniface notes were withdrawn by the Government of India in 1930 after the Bank of England discontinued to supply them
- 5 Rupees
- 10 Rupees
- 20 Rupees
- 50 Rupees
- 100 Rupees
- 500 Rupees
- 1000 Rupees
- 10000 Rupees
5 Rupees
Government of India: green underprint - 5 Rupees: Kurrachee or Bombay
Government of India: green underprint - 5 Rupees: Akola or Bombay
Government of India: green underprint - 5 Rupees: Calcutta
Government of India: red underprint - 5 Rupees: Rangoon
Government of India: red underprint - 5 Rupees: Bombay
Government of India: green underprint - 5 Rupees: Vizagapatam or Madras
Government of India: green underprint - 5 Rupees: Allahabad or Calcutta
Government of India: green underprint - 5 Rupees: Rangoon
Government of India: red underprint - 5 Rupees: Cawnpore
Government of India: red underprint - 5 Rupees
Government of India: green underprint - 5 Rupees: Calicut or Madras
Government of India: green underprint - 5 Rupees: Calcutta
Government of India: green underprint - 5 Rupees: Madras
Government of India: red underprint - 5 Rupees: Lahore
Government of India: red underprint - 5 Rupees: Lahore
Government of India - 5 Rupees watermark paper
