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1000 - Rupees Specimen Travellers Cheque SYNDICATE BANK
| Issuer | Syndicate Bank |
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| Type | Vouchers |
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| Obverse lettering | SYNDICATE BANK TRAVELLERS CHEQUE WHEN COUNTERSIGNED BELOW WITH THIS SIGNATURE HNO 0000000 ----- 19 ------ BEFORE CASHING WRITE HERE PLACE AND DATE SYNDICATE BANK HEAD OFFICE MANIPAL 576 119 KARNATAKA INDIA PAY THIS CHEQUE TO THE ORDER OF ------------------------------------------------ RS 1000 IN INDIA IN OTHER COUNTRIES RUPEES ONE THOUSAND NEGOTIABLE AT THE CURRENT BUYING RATE FOR BANKERS CHEQUES ON INDIA SPECIMEN COUNTERSIGN HERE IN THE PRESENCE OF PERSON CASHING CHAIRMAN AND MANAGING DIRECTOR UNLESS OTHERWISE ENDORSED THIS DOCUMENT IS VALID AND NEGOTIABLE IN INDIA ONLY |
| Reverse description | Reverse printed on plain cream/off-white paper stock, entirely unprinted save for a faint pink guilloche underprint visible at the left margin bleeding through from the obverse. |
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Syndicate Bank was one of the original Canara Saraswat group of banks founded in Udupi in 1925, and for decades its travellers' cheques competed directly with those issued by State Bank of India at a time when foreign exchange controls made such instruments the only practical way for Indian travelers to carry funds abroad. The specimen designation here indicates a salesman's sample or internal approval copy — never valid for payment and typically punched or overprinted to prevent encashment.
Syndicate Bank was amalgamated into Canara Bank on 1 April 2020, ending its independent existence after 95 years.