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minted in 1946 at the Calcutta Mint in the name of King George VI
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issued by the Reichsbank in 1923
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Size: 115 mm* 55 mm
1 Ngultrum, Bhutan, 1974 (Graded PMCS 64) Rare minted in 1946 at the1 Ngultrum banknote of Bhutan, printed in 1974. The obverse features two dragons, on the left and the right side of the denomination. The reverse features a 4 petalled Buddhist symbol known as the Dorje. These notes were issued during the reign of King Jigme Singye Wangchuk (1972 2006). This was a part of the first banknotes to be ever issued by Bhutan. The inscription on the notes is in Latin and Tibetan scripts. Bhutan is the only remaining monarchy
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