Asia
Asia or Asian continent is vast and most populous continent in the world with nearly 44 million square kilometers, is with 4.160 million inhabitants, 61% of the global population.
Traditionally, in the division of continents, Asia and Europe are treated as two different entities for cultural and historical issues. In purely geographical terms, are actually a single continent, Eurasia name. Besides, Africa is attached to Eurasia by the Suez Canal so we can also consider the entire joint area of Europe, Asia and Africa as one large supercontinent called Eurafrasia occasionally, or Afro-Eurasia.
1978 - India PIC 77v 1 Rupe banknote UNC
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1978 - India PIC 84c 50 Rupees banknote S.85 UNC
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1978 - India PIC 84d 50 Rupees banknote S.85 UNC
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1978 - India PIC 84e 50 Rupees banknote S.85 UNC
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1984 - India PIC 53Aa 2 Rupees banknote S.83 UNC
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1985/90 - India PIC 53Ac 2 Rupees banknote S.85 UNC
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1985/90 - India PIC 60Aa 10 Rupees banknote S.85 UNC
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1985/90 - India PIC 60k 10 Rupees banknote S.85 UNC
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1985/90 - India PIC 79h 2 Rupees banknote S.85 (Letter A) UNC
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1985/90 - India PIC 79j 2 Rupees banknote S.85 UNC
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