Gandhi notes sell for record $1.7 million in India
Most outlets reported the sale of Mahatma Gandhi’s notes for a record $1.7 million in Mumbai, highlighting the auction price and the significance of the documents. Business Recorder provided slightly more context by mentioning the auction house, Saffronar, while 24 News HD’s excerpt was more concise, ending abruptly after stating the sale amount.
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Gandhi notes sell for record $1.7m in India
A collection of notes written by Indian independence hero Mahatma Gandhi has sold for $1.
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Gandhi notes sell for record $1.7mn in India
MUMBAI: A collection of notes written by Indian independence hero Mahatma Gandhi has sold for $1.7 million in Mumbai, the highest ever price paid for an Indian historical document. Mumbai-based auction house Saffronart said the collection was preserved by the family of Gandhi’s close associate and freedom fighter Anand T Hingorani. The 688 notes were written by Gandhi to Hingorani after the dea...
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