THIS Re 1 COIN can get you Rs 10 CRORE; Do you have it?

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New Delhi: Want to become a millionaire without doing anything? Sounds unbelievable? It is true. If you have a 5 rupees note, you can become a millionaire sitting at home. At this time you have a good chance to earn extra money (Earn Money From Currency). You can earn with just Rs 5 note. For this, you will not have to do any business or job. All you have to do is upload a photo of your note with a click.  An old Re 1 coin that has been collecting dust in your collection box or wallet could open the door for you to make thousands of rupees while remaining at home.

You only need to make sure the aforementioned currency note satisfies specific requirements for that. This isn't just any coin, though. The old Re 1 coin listed above actually sold for Rs 10 crore at auction. It is a coin from the British era that was created in 1885. Therefore, if you have a coin that is similar to this one, you might try your luck at earning Rs 10 crore by selling it by listing it for online auction. (Also Read: 

Here's the step-by-step guide for selling old rupees or coins in auction

- Visit the official website of India mart i.e www.indiamart.com.

- Take a clear picture of the note you want to sell.

- Upload on the website.

- The company will feature your advertisement.

- Interested people will contact you upon the releasing of the advertisement. 

- You can the negotiate and fix your deal.

The Reserve Bank of India issued a warning regarding the online purchasing and selling of old notes and coins in August of this year. According to a statement from the RBI, "Some elements are fraudulently utilising the name/logo of Reserve Bank of India, and demanding charges/commission/tax from the public, in transactions connected to buying and selling of old banknotes and coins through various online/offline platforms."

The Reserve Bank of India has further said that it never seeks fees or commissions of any kind and does not deal in such things. The Central Bank stated that the RBI has not authorised any organisation, business, individual, etc. to gather fees or commissions on its behalf in such transactions.