This is a ₹100 Indian banknote carrying a dramatic extra-paper printing error — surplus paper left attached during production, exactly the kind of misprint that error-note collectors chase. This example has been independently graded 58 UNC, confirming it survived in near-uncirculated shape.
Error notes are prized because each is effectively unique: no two misfeeds are identical, and a bold, well-preserved error is far harder to find than an ordinary note of the same denomination. Larger, more visible errors on higher grades tend to attract the strongest collector interest.
What any single error note is worth depends on how striking the error is, the paper's condition, and its assigned grade — small differences move the figure a lot. Coinbazzar lists verified error notes like this one so you can inspect the exact piece and buy with confidence. The live listing on this page shows its current availability and price.
