Montgomery Burns wrote: ↑Sun Jan 02, 2022 6:57 pm
Was the short code not required back then? I never heard of this being the case!
I think, before the Euro was published as real notes, nobody knows that there was something like a shortcode (AFAIK there is until today no shortcode for US-Dollars).
But this changed after a short period and entering the shortcode was getting a must.
Until today the verification between serialnumber and shortcode is a very good indicator for the correctness of the entered data!
I can see that Giro registered on 23/12/2001, but he didn't enter the first note until 01/01/2002. Didn't the system allow any entries before €-Day, or simply nobody had any notes to introduce before? I got my first euro notes in December 2001, but I didn't know about EBT until 2009
Vunono wrote: ↑Sun Jan 02, 2022 11:42 pm
I can see that Giro registered on 23/12/2001, but he didn't enter the first note until 01/01/2002. Didn't the system allow any entries before €-Day, or simply nobody had any notes to introduce before? I got my first euro notes in December 2001, but I didn't know about EBT until 2009
I think, Giro wanted to start this website synchronized with the publishing of the Euro-notes. But this is something only Giro knows...
Already 20 years and two generations of Eurobills, the first one with the year 2002 (1155 registered banknotes) and the second (541 registered banknotes) with the effigy of Europa, the mythological goddess.
Four governors' signatures:
W. Duisenberg with 365 registered banknotes
J.C. Trichet with 604 (603 + 1) banknotes registered
M. Draghi with 642 banknotes registered (187 + 455)
C. Lagarde with (so far) 85 banknotes registered
In 2025, a new series of banknotes (the third one) could appear with remarkable European personalities...
http://liste.eurobillets.free.fr/
Les eurobillets 2002-2007
Les eurobillets 2002-2009
Les eurobillets 2002-2011
Les eurobillets Millésime 2002 - Millésime 2013
ErGo wrote: ↑Sun Jan 02, 2022 8:07 pm
(AFAIK there is until today no shortcode for US-Dollars).
No, there isn't. They do have a series number (a year, or a year plus the letter A), which is similar to the printer code in terms of being a layer of security to make faking more difficult (although a "random" code provides much security than a set of series that are provided at a pull-down menu when registering a bill at the Where's George site).
ErGo wrote: ↑Sun Jan 02, 2022 8:07 pm
(AFAIK there is until today no shortcode for US-Dollars).
No, there isn't. They do have a series number (a year, or a year plus the letter A), which is similar to the printer code in terms of being a layer of security to make faking more difficult (although a "random" code provides much security than a set of series that are provided at a pull-down menu when registering a bill at the Where's George site).
There are plate numbers for front and back, and the position on the sheet indicator. https://www.uscurrency.gov/sites/defaul ... hure_0.pdf
By the way - let's return to the topic
Happy birthday and long live eurobilltracker.com !