I found a 50€ note, where the second character of the short code is the letter O instead of the number 0, thus MO44B2 instead of M044B2. This also causes the last number, the 2, to touch the orange area on the right side of the short code.
The note isn't really in a very perfect condition, but I would say it is in good condition anyway. Somebody seems to have folded the note once during its lifetime.
Is such a note worth anything to anyone?
And how do I enter a note with short code MO44B2 to EBT?
notes of the Spanish sheets from M043 to M046 have an O instead of a zero, it's a printing mistake that seems to have been fixed for the M047 sheet...
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I indicate it in the comment field, like this: https://en.eurobilltracker.com/notes/?id=105675330" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;
