Monday, February 6, 2017

The future of Notaphilists interested in Indian Bank Notes



The first banknotes of the world were issued in China during the Tang Dynasty (A.D. 618-907). Since then, there has been a sea of changes that have been introduced in the way paper money is produced all over the world. So is the case with the kind of materials that have been used over the years. Paper was mixed with cloth in the early years and today many countries have started issuing plastic banknotes as well. The latest being, the notes issued by England. Some of the notes produced in those days featured a design only on one side, these are called as uni-face banknotes. Did you know that many Indian Bank Notes were issued this way as well? Yes, there are many such amazing facts about banknotes of India that many of us might not be aware about. The study of banknotes or the hobby of collecting banknotes has been termed as notaphily. And those who indulge in this hobby are termed as notaphilists.




Notaphily is catching up in India big time. If you look at the recent trends, you will find out that there are many emerging communities and forums which are passionate about collecting rare Indian banknotes. Some collect Indian banknotes just for the fun of it while others are considering it as a new way of investment. Many notaphilists who are looking to complete a certain set of rare Indian banknotes would go to any extent and are ready to pay a huge amount as well. With the boom in technology and the web world, staying in touch with global communities of notaphilists has become extremely easy. All you have to do is join communities on facebook and post images of what you have with you. You will find a collector who is interested in your note. Networking plays a vital role when it comes to collecting rare Indian banknotes in the long run.


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