Highest Short Codes (Updated on 06.01.2025)

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Re: *NEW* Highest Short Codes

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It's time for a new update on my shortcode-statistics, here they are:

D001F5
E002B6
F005I6
G021F3
H016H5
J014C1
K005G3
L028F4
M015F3
N004F1
P011F2
R020A4
T004G4
U006E2

Not spectacular, but for the statistic-freaks, maybe something to get crazy about ;)
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I found the shortcode N004H5 today, it's a € 10 note from Greece, Y074...
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Sneakster wrote:I found the shortcode N004H5 today, it's a € 10 note from Greece, Y074...
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Actually, are you sure it's correct? The previous code was N004G5 and was Y076, yours in N004H5 and is Y074. I have put you in trhe list for now, but have a sneaking suspicion you may have written the number down incorrectly.
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The code is incorrect, because Greek €10 bills are being printed in 7*5 sheets,
so G5 is the highest possible code in this case.
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Thanks Elmo! Sorry Sneakster ;)
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Well, I feel a bit embarrassed right now, I really thought I found a new one.. :oops: And I must admit I was in a hurry while inserting those notes in my Excelsheet, so a typo is quite possible. As Elmo is the unofficial shortcode-expert(so to say), I don't question his judgement :wink:
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I found in Berlin (Germany) on 7/7/04

P019I3 €20 X097
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Should be P009I3.
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Elmo wrote:Should be P009I3.
Why?
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Because German €20 bills with a serial number between X095 and X107 have
P009-shortcodes. P010 is the highest known shortcode for German €20 bills
(>X107).
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Elmo wrote:Because German €20 bills with a serial number between X095 and X107 have
P009-shortcodes. P010 is the highest known shortcode for German €20 bills
(>X107).
Then I have to correct that bill. :cry:
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Elmo wrote:Because German €20 bills with a serial number between X095 and X107 have P009-shortcodes.
All those notes or almost all? How sure can you be?
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Found yesterday 100€ notes D002E4/L140.... :D
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