2 Rupees

正面描述	Printed in red-brown, violet, and green on a guilloche underprint, the obverse carries the issuer's name across the top, with the denomination numeral in Hindi script at upper right. Central text panel contains the promise-to-pay legend in English and Hindi, with the Governor's signature below; an Ashoka Pillar watermark is present in the paper.
正面铭文	RESERVE BANK OF INDIA GUARANTEED BY THE CENTRAL GOVERNMENT I PROMISE TO PAY THE BEARER ON DEMAND THE SUM OF TWO RUPEES DO ROOPAYAA AT ANY OFFICE OF THE ISSUE FOR THE RESERVE BANK OF INDIA (SIGNATURE) GOVERNOR
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备注	The 2 Rupee note was one of the first issues produced under the Reserve Bank of India following independence, replacing the earlier Government of India series that had carried the portrait of George VI. The RBI had technically been in existence since 1935, but the post-1947 rupee notes required a deliberate break in visual language — the King's image removed, the new national identity still being negotiated in the design committees. Pick 27 runs across a long sequence of signature varieties, making signature attribution the primary collecting variable for this issue. At least seven different signing officials appear across the series, and misidentification is common in dealer lots.

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