The 5 Rupee Tractor issue takes its nickname from the reverse design of a farmer ploughing with a tractor. This 1975 printing is offered as a single note and as a matched fancy-number set of four notes that share the same prefix, in uncirculated condition.
Tractor notes are a staple of Indian paper-money collecting, and certain combinations lift their appeal — an inset letter marks a distinct print run, while a same-prefix fancy-number set is far harder to assemble than a single note. Crisp, uncirculated examples are the most sought-after.
A note's worth rests on the signatory, the inset variety, the serial number and the grade; an uncirculated set outranks a worn single. Coinbazzar lists verified 5 Rupee Tractor notes and sets so you can confirm the signature and condition before buying, with the current price on the listing above.
