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| 正面描述 | Printed in red-brown, violet, and green on a guilloche underprint, the note carries the issuer title RESERVE BANK OF INDIA at top centre with the promise-to-pay text and the Governor's signature below. The English numeral '2' appears at the upper right, replacing the earlier Hindi numeral, and an Ashoka Pillar watermark is visible in the repositioned watermark window at right. |
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| 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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The 2 Rupee denomination was signed by the Finance Secretary rather than the Reserve Bank Governor — a distinction that matters. Under the Reserve Bank of India Act, currency notes bearing the Government of India guarantee were signed by the Finance Secretary, while RBI-issued notes carried the Governor's signature. The 2 Rupee note fell under the former arrangement, making it technically a Government of India note issued through the RBI, not an RBI instrument in the strict sense.
The 1951 series followed Independence-era reissues that replaced the portrait of George VI. Pick 28 covers multiple signature varieties, and attribution without confirmed signatory is incomplete.