These One Rupee holdings pair a serial packet of 100 notes with a sealed RIM from a different issue year. A packet is a bundle of 100 serial-wise notes, while a RIM is a larger sealed pack issued fresh from the Reserve Bank — both prized for their unbroken numbering.
One-rupee notes remain popular with collectors because they are compact, affordable to assemble year by year, and available in tidy serial runs. Different signatories and issue years let a collector build a focused set, and sealed or uncirculated stock carries the strongest appeal.
What such a bundle is worth depends on the issue year, signatory, serial number and condition. Coinbazzar lists these verified one-rupee packets and RIMs so you can review the exact year and signature before you buy.
