- What is a date of birth currency note?
- It is a genuine Indian banknote whose six-digit serial number spells a date. 12 August 1995 matches the serial 120895, so a note numbered 120895 becomes a one-of-a-kind gift for whoever that date belongs to. It works for any special date, not only a date of birth.
- Which occasions is it for?
- Any date that matters: birthdays, wedding anniversaries, a baby’s arrival, engagements, the day a couple met, graduations, a first job, retirements, a new home or business, festival gifting such as Diwali and Dhanteras, or a date to remember someone by. Enter the date and the search works the same way for every one.
- Can I get one for a wedding anniversary?
- Yes. Enter the wedding date. Many couples order a set: the wedding date and both birthdays together, or the day they met and the day they married.
- Is it a good Diwali gift?
- Yes. Gifting money is a Diwali and Dhanteras custom, and a note whose serial is the person’s birthday or wedding date turns that shagun into a keepsake they keep. It is popular for parents, in-laws and newly-weds, and as a corporate Diwali gift for teams and clients, one note per person or a set. Enquire at least three weeks before the festival, since sourced notes take longer.
- Is it a good gift for a newborn, a graduation or a retirement?
- Yes. A note carrying a baby’s date of birth is a keepsake that grows in meaning, and a graduation, first-job or retirement date makes a gift for the milestone itself.
- Are the banknotes genuine?
- Yes. Every note is a genuine Reserve Bank of India banknote, checked before it ships. It sits in an acid-free sleeve and is never glued, stapled, pinned or written on.
- Is the note still valid money?
- Yes. The note remains Indian legal tender. The price covers the note itself, finding the matching serial and its presentation, and we show it clearly before you enquire.
- How much does it cost?
- Each note has its own price by value, from ₹249 for a ₹1 note. Sets of 2, 3, 5 or 9 notes get a discount on the notes, and the website shows the full price, part by part, before you enquire.
- What if no note matches the date?
- We source it through our collector network; it usually arrives in 10 to 19 working days. We confirm the exact serial with you on WhatsApp before you pay anything.
- How do I pay?
- Nothing is paid on this website. Send your enquiry on WhatsApp; we confirm the exact note, and if you go ahead we send a UPI request. We never ask for card details.
- How long does delivery take?
- Notes from our vault arrive in 5 to 9 working days, packed and delivered. Sourced notes arrive in 10 to 19 working days. The website warns you when the date is too close for a sourced note.
- Which date format is used?
- DDMMYY, the Indian convention, by default: 12 August 1995 becomes 120895. You can also choose MMDDYY or YYMMDD if it gives a more interesting serial.
- Can I choose the denomination?
- Yes. Choose ₹1, ₹2, ₹5, ₹10, ₹20, ₹50, ₹100, ₹200 or ₹500 notes, and the same value more than once if you like. Availability depends on the serial; we confirm the exact notes on WhatsApp before you pay. ₹1 notes are issued by the Government of India, the others by the Reserve Bank of India.
- Where do you deliver?
- Across India by tracked courier. You can share your address in the enquiry or later on WhatsApp.