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10Rupees

Ten Nepalese Rupees Banknote

Currency Information

Country
Nepal
Issuer
Nepal Rastra Bank
Type
Horizontal note
Material
Polymer
Size
133 × 70 mm
Signature
Bijay Nath Bhattarai, Governor
Serial
च/२८ ३ ६ ७ ३ २ ८

The story

The front shows Lord Changunarayan, a form of Vishnu riding Garuda, from the ancient Changu Narayan temple in the Kathmandu Valley, one of Nepal’s oldest sacred sites. The back shows a family of blackbuck, an antelope that lives in Nepal’s southern grasslands, beside the national coat of arms. The note was issued during the reign of King Gyanendra, whose portrait is on the front.

Front

Portrait of King Gyanendra in a plumed crown and ornate uniform, Lord Changunarayan (Vishnu) riding Garuda, large clear window with the Royal Crown of Nepal, Nepal Rastra Bank round coin-style seal, Devanagari bank name and promise-to-pay text, Governor’s signature with printed title, ornamental guilloche borders

Back

Family of blackbuck antelopes (male with spiral horns, female and fawn) in a woodland, Nepal coat of arms at right, Nepal Rastra Bank seal at top centre, clear window with the Royal Crown of Nepal, “रुपैयाँ दश” and “Rupees Ten” text