If you are also fond of old coins and currency and have kept it, then you can also get such an opportunity.
There is a lot of demand for old notes and coins in the online market and people are ready to pay huge rupees to get them. Recently, a one rupee coin was auctioned for Rs 10 crore during an online bidding process. Yes, you will definitely be surprised to hear this but it is absolutely true.
Although this coin was rare but its value is definitely surprising. This special one rupee coin was issued in the year 1885 during the British Raj in India. This coin of pre-independence was no less than a confirmed lottery ticket for that person. So if you are also fond of old coins and currency and have saved it, then you can also get such an opportunity. This hobby of yours can give you a big opportunity to earn lakhs and crores of rupees just sitting at home.
There are many websites where people can create their profile and display their coins there to sell. One of these websites is CoinBazar, where you can register yourself by giving your basic details, such as name, email address, phone number. As soon as your listing is registered online, buyers can contact you directly and you can negotiate with them directly.
However, this is not the first time that people have shown such interest to buy old coins. Earlier, in June this year, a 1933 US coin was sold for $18.9 million (ie Rs 138 crore) during an auction in New York.
Although the price of that coin was only $ 20 (Rs 1400) but it was auctioned for Rs 138 crore. The old coin from the auction was seen during a media preview at Sotheby’s in New York City. Notes bearing the serial number ‘786’ have also attracted a lot of coin collecting enthusiasts. These notes are considered lucky by many people who are ready to pay a hefty amount to get it. In some cases the bids have gone up to Rs 3 lakh.
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