Turn Old Notes Into Wealth
Luck doesn’t knock twice but sometimes it shows up printed right on your currency. Believe it or not, an old ₹100 note can bring you a small fortune. If you’ve been carrying a special note in your drawer, chances are that you’re sitting on ₹5 lakh and may not even be aware of it.
Many people are now earning unexpected money by selling rare old notes online. It’s not magic, just demand and a little luck. If you’re curious about how to spot such a valuable note, here’s everything you need to know.
What Makes This Note So Valuable
Not every ₹100 note can make you rich. The one that collectors are going crazy over has a specific feature, its serial number must be 786. That number holds religious significance in Islam, often linked with prosperity and divine blessings.
The note should have the image of Mahatma Gandhi and the 786 serial number. This is a special combination, which is in great demand by collectors around the world.
Because of its spiritual value, many buyers are willing to pay much more than the note’s printed worth. Some sellers have received offers as high as ₹5 lakh for a single note. Got more than one then you could be looking at even bigger numbers.
Where And How To Sell
You don’t need to go anywhere fancy. Just head over to Quikr’s website. Follow these simple steps:
1. Sign up on Quikr using your email or mobile number.
2. Take a clear photo of your 100 rupee note
3. Upload it to your profile with a short description
4. Wait for interested buyers to reach out
It’s a simple and effective way to turn that note into cash.
Important Note Before You Sell
A quick heads-up, RBI does not officially allow trading of currency notes. This means there’s always a small risk if you’re dealing with unknown people online. So, avoid sharing personal details and only talk to verified buyers.
This might just be your lucky moment, but be smart about it. If you own a 786 note, don’t wait too long. The demand is high, and someone out there is already looking for what’s in your wallet.
Note: We do not promote this news, it is based on the news running on other channels. Chandigarh Breaking does not take responsibility for this. Invest at your own risk.