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Every note on sale now, in a different order each time you look. Each one is findable by the date its serial reads as.
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Each of these searches the serials for that exact date, and for the same day and month in any other year. A note does not have to be from 1947 to read as the fifteenth of August.
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For every milestone
The dates people look for most. Pick one, or enter your own.
Collections worth having
Notes worth more for the number they carry.
- Lucky notesAuspicious numbers — 786, 108
- Unique notesSolids, radars, ladders, repeaters
- Star notesReplacement notes, scarcer by design
- Low serialsThe first hundred off the press
- RadarsReads the same both ways — 123321
- SolidsEvery digit the same — 777777
- LaddersDigits in sequence — 123456
- RepeatersA block repeated — 123123
How it works
How Rare Minting works
Finding a note that carries your date is simple, and it starts with the date rather than the note.
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Enter your date
A birth date, an anniversary, the day a company was founded. Any date that means something to you.
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We read every serial number for it
Our engine reads each serial for the dates its digits can spell — 150890 reads as 15 August 1990 — and records every reading it finds, so the note is findable by the person the date belongs to.
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Buy it, gift it, or sell your own
Buy the note outright or make an offer. Or list your own collection, and let the people searching for that date find you.
Trusted. Secure. Collector first.
What you are covered by
Every one of these is written down, and each links to the terms it comes from.
Payment held
Your money is held until the note reaches you and the inspection window has closed. The seller is paid after delivery, not before.
How it worksSellers are verified
Every seller passes PAN and Aadhaar checks before they can publish. Their identity numbers are never stored — only a one-way fingerprint.
The termsClaims within the window
A wrong serial, damage, a condition materially worse than stated, or a note that never arrives. Authenticity can be raised at any time.
Refunds and cancellationsInsured delivery
Notes travel insured and tracked, and higher-value lots require an unboxing recording before a claim can be settled.
Shipping and delivery
Serial number
8WP 040891
Reads as 4 August 1991 — somebody’s birthday, anniversary, or the day they arrived. That is the whole idea: a note worth more to one person than to anyone else.
Sell
Somewhere in your collection is somebody’s date.
Every note you list is read for the dates its digits can spell and every fancy-number pattern it carries — so the person looking for that day finds it without either of you knowing to look for the other.
- Free to list
- No listing fee, and no cap once you are approved.
- Six details to register
- Name, mobile, email, PAN, Aadhaar. That is all.
- Fixed price, offers or auction
- Whichever suits the piece.
- You are paid after delivery
- The buyer’s money is held until they have the note and the inspection window closes.