This listing brings together fresh serial-wise note bundles in the smaller Indian denominations — 1, 2, 5 and 10 rupee packets and full gaddis. Among the verified pieces are a Rs 10 serial bundle in GEM UNC grade and a Re 1 packet from the 2016 issue signed by Ratan P. Watal — on the one rupee note it is the Finance Secretary's signature, not the Governor's, that appears.
Collectors pursue complete, unbroken bundles because the notes run in continuous serial order and stay in original, untouched condition — far harder to find than loose singles. Sealed reserve packets and hundred-note gaddis are especially sought after, since the sequence and the crisp paper remain intact.
What any bundle is worth depends on the denomination, the signatory, the serial run and the grade of the notes inside — a GEM UNC packet with an attractive serial sits well above an ordinary one. Coinbazzar lists verified 1, 2, 5 and 10 rupee bundles so you can buy the exact packet shown here.
