Rezwan Razack, a distinguished numismatist from Bangalore, is turning his passion for Indian paper money into a cultural milestone with the inauguration of the First Museum of Indian Money. Razack's collection is unparalleled, holding the title of the world's largest assortment of Indian currency notes. This treasure trove of monetary history not only features the entirety of India's printed currency but also includes the oldest known surviving note in the country, dating back to 1812. This rare note, marked with the number 108, is a precious relic among the first 110 notes ever issued in India, offering a tangible link to the nation's financial history. By opening his vast collection to currency enthusiasts and historians around the globe, Razack is not just sharing a personal passion but is preserving and celebrating India's rich numismatic heritage for future generations. The museum promises to be a haven for collectors and anyone fascinated by the evolution of Indian money, showcasing the story of India's economy through its currency. #India #bengaluru #currency #indiannotes #100rs #1000rs #indiancurrency #oldnotes #paisa #money #collection

इंडिया के इस करेंसी कलेक्टर के पास सालों पुराने नोट हैं और एक नोट 💵 तो 200 साल से भी ज़्यादा पुराना सन 1812 का भी है ! #OMGIndia

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