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kamo_2141 · ‎06-20-2022

krazzykats · ‎06-20-2022

Are you asking us the value? Or if it can be listed? Or ?

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chapeau-noir · ‎06-20-2022

Kind of like the One Note Samba.

Hell is empty. And all the devils are here.

7606dennis · ‎06-20-2022

And your question is?

"It is an intelligent man that is aware of his own ignorance."

ckimodog · ‎06-20-2022

If you have one, list one and don't advertise it here. It is against the forum rules.

ckimodog · ‎06-20-2022

My guess is they're trying to sell them by posting here. There's been a lot of these type of posts lately. This one just signed on two minutes ago and is located in the US? ok.

maxine*j · ‎06-20-2022

Assuming it's an Indian rupee, if you have 144 of them you have enough for a small, plain coffee at any U.S. Starbucks.

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annadryl · ‎06-20-2022

I have seen this exact post at least once before. Common (not collectible) 5INR note as well. I'm wondering what the source is for these questions (comments)?

tools* · ‎06-20-2022

A rupee is worth 1.3¢ US, so I'd like 10,000 notes for $130 shipped. Is PayPal okay? /s

maxine*j · ‎06-20-2022

@annadryl wrote:
I have seen this exact post at least once before. Common (not collectible) 5INR note as well. I'm wondering what the source is for these questions (comments)?

Yeah, I've wondered, too. Is it some secret code, used in the way that what seemed to be innocuous classified ads in print newspapers were once used? Maybe "one rupee note" means the first assassination attempt, by poisoned puree, failed.

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tools* · ‎06-20-2022

@maxine*j wrote:
@annadryl wrote:
I have seen this exact post at least once before. Common (not collectible) 5INR note as well. I'm wondering what the source is for these questions (comments)?
Yeah, I've wondered, too. Is it some secret code, used in the way that what seemed to be innocuous classified ads in print newspapers were once used? Maybe "one rupee note" means the first assasination attempt, by poisoned puree, failed.

As long as my Pindi Chana and my Shrimp Biryani haven't been poisoned, I'm happy.