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This is not exactly a stamp, design, scribbling... but as "marked" bills I can't figure out where to post the photo. These two bills https://ca.eurobilltracker.com/notes/?id=205905403 and https://ca.eurobilltracker.com/notes/?id=205905402 came together from the ATM at my branch of "La Caixa" among other eight "teens". I can only imagine they suffered the same "accident".

CND

20€ X/XA-"M"

Hole puncher

Unfortunately, it is incomplete but this stamp shows, that the note stayed in the region around Münster as Neubeckum is ~ 30-40km away. No hit of course - there are only very few trackers in that area - but maybe it will become one in the future

I think it's a damage banknote without any value... Only the face value...

MA on W001....

(S) on MA...715 :

20€ PP.

Looks like a cross in a Slovakian coat of arms. No hit

siriusLT wrote: ↑Tue Nov 17, 2020 8:26 am Looks like a cross in a Slovakian coat of arms.

The cross in the coat of arms of Slovakia is named Lorraine cross (croix de Lorraine). This chopmark (which is not exactly a Lorraine cross but close) has been found several times. Trezay has found that these chopmarks belong to T.T. Currency Exchange in Pattaya, Thailand, who operate around 40 branches all around the city.

Here are some of these reported on the EBT forum (or elsewhere) so far (with different numbers, on Euro banknotes):
no visible number
8 (no photo)
20
55
58 (no photo)
59
62
71
75
J-3
J-12
J-13 | J-13 | J-13 | J-13 | J-13
J-17
J-21
J-25
J-31
J-36
J-38
J-41
J-42
J-54
J-57
J-63
J-64 / J-64
J-65
J-66
J-67
J-84
J-87
J-88
J-95 | J-95
J-97
J-99
N3
N8
N12 | N12
N15 / check below (also found on a 20 GBP banknote)
N21
N24
N28
N30 | N30 (?)
N31
N37
N38
N44
N45
N50
N69


Reported elsewhere on other currencies:

no visible number on 100 USD
53 on 100 AUD
62 on 20 GBP
95 on 20 GBP
J58 on 5 USD
J-78 on 1 USD
J-93 = J-93 on 20 GBP | J-93
N4 on 20 GBP
N15 on 20 GBP


Final remark: the stamp with "no visible number" is probably from a different source. Not only the cross, or double T, looks like it's boxed or enclosed, but the cross itself doesn't really look the same as the T.T. Exchange symbol: the T.T. logo is monolinear and this one's strokes show slightly higher contrast.

lmviterbo wrote: ↑Tue Nov 17, 2020 11:08 am

siriusLT wrote: ↑Tue Nov 17, 2020 8:26 am Looks like a cross in a Slovakian coat of arms.

The cross in the coat of arms of Slovakia is named Lorraine cross (croix de Lorraine). This chopmark (which is not exactly a Lorraine cross but close) has been found several times. My guess is that they are from some exchange bureau, and those are the numbers of the agencies.

Here are some of these reported so far (with different numbers):
20
55
58 (no photo)
59
62 (the last one, just above this post)
75
J54
J65
N31

I also have found several notes bearing this stamp.
It kind of reminds me of the symbol of the Kazakh Tenge. So maybe it used by banks or exchange offices in Kazakhstan? Just a suggestion

An adhesive label M25 :
Usage or just nonsense?

Arminius wrote: ↑Sun Jan 03, 2021 8:44 pm An adhesive label M25 :

M25.jpg

Usage or just nonsense?

Was the label stuck on well ?
Might start using labels if they don't peel off too easy.

Got this in October, no hit.

Yes- well stuck.
As you can see by the dirt `patina´ it stuck quite a while at the same place on the note and survived at least one ATM exchange process.