Earn Money by Selling One Rupee Note: If you are looking for shortcut idea to earn money then this news is for you only. We are going to tell you how to earn money sitting at home without doing any hard work. In this way you can earn lakhs of rupees.
New Delhi. Everyone wants to have a lot of money. People work hard to earn money. At the same time some people look for shortcuts to earn money. If you want to earn quick money without working, then we are going to tell you about one of the best ways where you can become a millionaire without stepping out of your home.
Each note has its own unique and unique value. If you have old 1 rupee note then you can earn lakhs of rupees sitting at home. Let us know how you can get Rs.
There is a lot of demand in the international market
When things get old, they fall into the antique category, which is in great demand in the international market. In exchange for such things, a lot of rupees are also available. Numismatics (old coin and medal collectors) and notaphilists (currency note collectors) are on the lookout for rare coins and notes. If you also have such 1 rupee note. So it’s time for you to earn money by selling them.
Notes can be sold through these websites
Many websites do the work of auctioning such rare coins. One of the most popular websites for this is OLX. You have to create your login ID and auction your note. Apart from this, you can also auction the note by creating your ID on another website indiamart.com. You will need to share a photo of your note for the auction. Along with this, you can also sell your notes on sites like CoinBazzar and Quikr.
If you are lucky, the buyer will contact you directly. There you can sell your note according to the terms of payment and delivery. There is a lot of demand for old coins and notes on these sites.
When was the first 1 rupee note printed?
Let us tell you, the first note of 1 rupee was printed on 30 November 1917. On that note was a picture of King George 5th. According to media reports, the printing of Re 1 note was stopped in 1926 but it was started again in 1940. However, it was once again stopped being printed in 1994. After this, printing started again on 1 January 2015 and this note came into circulation in the market.
