2000 Rs and Above Paper Money Index | 1947 – 2017

This index gives you the list of 2000 Rupees and above Banknote / Currency / Paper Money issued by Reserve Bank of India from 1947 – 2017. This list was last updated on February 1, 2026, and will be updated periodically.

2000 RUPEES

S.NO

SIGNATURE

INSET

YEAR

PREFIX

SIZE

1

URJIT R PATEL

PLAIN

2016

0AA-9LW

66X166

2

URJIT R PATEL

R

2016

0AA-9GW

66X166

3

URJIT R PATEL

PLAIN

2017

0MA-9TW

66X166

4

URJIT R PATEL

R

2017

0HA-9TW

66X166

5000 RUPEES

S.NO

SIGNATURE

INSET

YEAR

PREFIX

SIZE

1

B. RAMARAU (RUPYA)

PLAIN

1954-1957

A 

127X203

2

B. RAMARAU (RUPYA)

PLAIN

1954-1957

H

127X203

3

B. RAMARAU (RUPYA)

PLAIN

1954-1957

Q

127X203

4

B. RAMARAU (RUPYA)

PLAIN

1954-1957

U

127X203

5

B. RAMARAU (RUPYA)

PLAIN

1954-1957

X

127X203

6

HVR IYENGAR (RUPYE)

PLAIN

1957-1962

A

127X203

7

HVR IYENGAR (RUPYE)

PLAIN

1957-1962

 H

127X203

8

HVR IYENGAR (RUPYE)

PLAIN

1957-1962

 Q

127X203

9

HVR IYENGAR (RUPYE)

PLAIN

1957-1962

 U

127X203

10

HVR IYENGAR (RUPYE)

PLAIN

1957-1962

 X

127X203

11

LK JHA

PLAIN

1962-1967

-

127X203

10000 RUPEES

S.NO

SIGNATURE

INSET

YEAR

PREFIX

SIZE

1

B.RAMARAU (RUPYA)

PLAIN

1954

A 

127X203

2

B.RAMARAU (RUPYA)

PLAIN

1954

H

127X203

3

HVR IYENGAR (RUPYE)

PLAIN

1957-1962

A

127X203

4

HVR IYENGAR (RUPYE)

PLAIN

1957-1962

Q

127X203

5

HVR IYENGAR (RUPYE)

PLAIN

1957-1962

X

127X203

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