2020 Nepal 5 Rupees Serial #821238 Nepal Rastra Bank Mount Everest Pagoda Temple. The image shows a 5 Nepalese Rupee banknote. Based on the image, the

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2020 Nepal 5 Rupees Serial #821238 Nepal Rastra Bank Mount Everest Pagoda Temple. The image shows a 5 Nepalese Rupee banknote. Based on the image, the note appears to be in good condition. There are no visible tears, creases, or stains on the surface. The colors are vibrant, and the details are clear, suggesting that the note has been well-preserved. The corners are mostly sharp, with only minor blunting, which is typical for circulated banknotes. Overall, the condition of the note can be described as very fine to extremely fine, indicating it has seen minimal handling and wear. Key details include: It is the official currency of Nepal. Introduced in 1932, replacing the Nepalese mohar. The banknote features an image of a mountain and a temple-like structure. The text on the note states that it is guaranteed by the Nepal government and can be redeemed for 5 rupees at the Nepal Rastra Bank. The note is a 5 Nepalese Rupees banknote. It features the following text: श्री नेपाल राष्ट्र बैंक: (Shree Nepal Rastra Bank): This translates to "Nepal Rastra Bank," which is the central bank of Nepal. नेपाल सरकारको जमानत प्राप्त यसको रुपैयाँ सुक्तानी माग्न आएमा नेपाल राष्ट्र बैंकबाट रुपैयाँ ५: (Nepal Sarkarko Jamanat Prapta Yesko Rupaiya Suktani Magna Aayema Nepal Rastra Bankbata Rupaiya 5): This translates to "Guaranteed by the Government of Nepal, if this rupee is presented for payment, Rupees 5 will be paid by Nepal Rastra Bank." रुपैयाँ पाँच: (Rupaiya Panch): This translates to "Five Rupees." तुरुन्त पाइने छ ।: (Turunta Paine Chha): This translates to "Will be paid immediately." ८२१२३८: (821238): This is the serial number of the banknote, printed in both Devanagari and English numerals. गभर्नर: (Governor): This indicates the signature of the governor of Nepal Rastra Bank. The note also features an image of Mount Everest on the left and a pagoda-style temple in the center. The number "5" is printed in both English and Devanagari numerals on the top right and top left corners, respectively. The back features a yak on the front, a long-haired bovid native to the Himalayas. Depicts a yak in a mountainous landscape. Color: Predominantly pink and red.