Rare Euro Banknotes (Proof, Wrong Cut, Specimen, Same Serial Number...)

[EddyMuseuWPM]

Eddy, your collection is interesting but, as klapotec told you three years ago, this is not a banknote collectors forum.

You just posted 16 full serial numbers, which include 8 numbers that hadn't been declared public serials here yet.

I am no moderator here but I am pretty sure that, if you post complete serial numbers one more time, you'll be banned from the forum.

There are other ways of showing your nice serials without showing them. For example, it would be just as interesting if you said that you have both N23abcdefghi and N68abcdefghi, or N23 and N68 with all other digits equal. You're welcome to post your cool numbers in any way that doesn't reveal more than 4 or 5 digits.

Yes I post 2 banknotes but with serial "invalid" not normal serial, this you don't find on the ATM

Best regards,
Eddy

[EddyMuseuWPM]

The numbers on the two Austrian 5€ show that this printing spectacular accident affected the same single sheet N**abcdefghi.
N68 = position H6 and N23 = position C2.
The few faulty bills found in Germany all have the same "abcdefghi" control number...

Thank you, it's very nice to know more information about this, type of errors, I have more from Austria with the same error

Best regards,
Eddy

[Montgomery Burns]

Noticeably off-center (top bill serving as "normal" reference).