5 rupee note

[skk554]

i want to sell 5 rupee note 

[chapeau-noir]

Knock yourself out, but don't expect riches beyond the dreams of avarice.

[radars_coins]

How is the weather there

[ckimodog]

Did you just sign on two seconds ago to post this childish reply or to just troll the boards??

[inhawaii]

Go ahead. You have my permission. 

[oneblindcat]

I'll give you 4 Rupees for it if you offer free shipping.

[dbfolks166mt]

     Simply create a listing and post it. The prices have a drastic range depending on the year, condition...... of the note. If it is just a common note it's probably not worth that much. At the current exchange rate about 75 Rupee is equal to $1 US. 

[powell-memorabilia]

Selling a 5 rupee note is easy.  Coming out of it with more than 4 rupees after shipping and fees is very difficult.  Best of luck to you.

[showmecurrency4u]

list it for 1 cent and sell it as an auction. 

[katzrul15]

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@skk554 wrote:

i want to sell 5 rupee note 

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Your best bet is to do it locally.  That way there would potentially be interest, no shipping and no fees.  Not much interest in a 5 rupee note - you'd have more potential selling old socks (which I am not advocating, btw)

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[luckythewinner]

So what is stopping you?

[maxine*j]

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@chapeau-noir wrote:

Knock yourself out, but don't expect riches beyond the dreams of avarice.

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I am not a greedy person.  I will settle for riches within the dreams of avarice.  Can I do that selling five-rupee notes, please?  Thank you.

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[chapeau-noir]

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@katzrul15 wrote:

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@skk554 wrote:

i want to sell 5 rupee note 

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Your best bet is to do it locally.  That way there would potentially be interest, no shipping and no fees.  Not much interest in a 5 rupee note - you'd have more potential selling old socks (which I am not advocating, btw)

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Unless they are stinky.

[katzrul15]

True.  Not my "genre", but true.  

(Now next week we will be asked about how best to select the stinky socks for sale....lol  You know this is a potential  rabbit hole in the making, correct?  😉)