The Central Bank of Sri Lanka issued Sri Lankan Rupee banknotes in 12 different denominations, including this 10 rupees Central Bank of Ceylon banknote (Fauna and Flora series). They are part of the withdrawn Sri Lankan Rupees banknotes series. The Central Bank of Sri Lanka started issuing these 10 Sri Lankan Rupee banknotes in 1979. They were withdrawn from circulation in 1982.

The bird on the green-coloured 10 Ceylonese Rupees banknote is the common Sri Lanka grey hornbill. The long beaked bird sits on a branch against a scenic background with mountains and trees in the background. The backside of the old Rs 10 bill has a vertical design and shows more animal and plant species that form part of Sri Lanka’s fauna and flora, the theme for this banknotes series.

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• Indicate how many 10 Sri Lankan Rupee banknotes you want to exchange
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