Rs 5 Notes Signed by L. K. Jha Governor

A distinguished piece of Indian numismatic history — the Republic of India ₹5 note bearing the esteemed signature of Lakshmi Kant Jha (L. K. Jha), Governor of the Reserve Bank of India from 1967 to 1970. Notes signed by L. K. Jha are increasingly rare and highly prized by signature series collectors across India.

Note Highlights

• Denomination: ₹5
• Governor Signature: L. K. Jha (RBI Governor 1967–1970)
• Series: As per note (please refer to images)
• Collector Appeal: Signature series – sought after by vintage Indian banknote collectors
• Historical Significance: L. K. Jha served during a pivotal period in India’s economic history, including the post-devaluation era of the Indian Rupee (1966)
• Condition: As shown in images

L. K. Jha’s signature on an Indian banknote is a tangible connection to one of the most consequential chapters in India’s monetary history. Whether you are building a Governor signature collection or seeking a rare vintage note, this ₹5 is a worthy centrepiece.