5 Rupees Bank Note of King George V, 1934, Signed by J. W. Kelly, PMG 55 About Uncirculated EPQ

The Five Rupees bank note of King George V, issued in 1934 and bearing the signature of J. W. Kelly, is a highly desirable and historically significant issue from the British India series. The note features the portrait of King George V on the obverse, complemented by intricate engraving, ornate security patterns, and multilingual denomination panels characteristic of early Reserve Bank of India currency. As one of the earliest RBI-issued bank notes, it represents an important chapter in India's monetary history during the late colonial period. This specimen has been professionally graded by PMG as 55 About Uncirculated EPQ (Exceptional Paper Quality), indicating minimal circulation, strong originality, crisp paper, and excellent eye appeal. Combining historical importance, attractive design, and superior preservation, this 1934 J. W. Kelly Five Rupees note is a prized collectible sought after by enthusiasts of British Indian paper money.