EuroBillTracker

I marked quite a few notes (100, 200 & 500).
By writing down the url on the note.

But still nothing yet!

I must be patient, I guess.

HTTK

Two stamps in a note.




A ) something like Servicio Roma Courier

B ) Richard $ Euro

but... NO hit

I found stamped notes when I withdrawn 660 € as 20 notes in McDonalds AIB Cashpoint in Blanchardstown Shopping Centre. All other cashpoints was down.

First time when I found those notes. The stamps was clear AIB Blanchardstown

I am still wondering what might the thick stripes which are made with paintball pen. The stripes are black or red. Usually I have found them in 50 € notes.

Today I received a stamped note from the Fortis bank @ bost.

The bill:




The stamp:




EBT-link:

http://www.eurobilltracker.eu/index.php ... d=10943540

(it seems that half of my comment is gone )


Info:

The stamp itself is blue/purple and 'readable', I think it says: "Rozhledna na vrchu Haj u Ase (or Asa) - Hainberg - 1904 - 100 let (or fet) - 2004" and is written in a circel with a building in it (I guess a chuch)

The bill itself is a old German bill (X045-------- / P003--)

Today i did get a 50 Euro note from ATM with stamps "RRA" and "SEÏS" on the backside.

I got a €20 note from a foreign exchange counter at Zürich airport 2 weeks ago that was stamped vertically across the middle "06/07/77" in bold writing.

Somebody's birthday present, perhaps??

I think I brought it back to the UK and changed it back to GBP a week later (Gatwick airport, perhaps)

redrabbit wrote:The stamp itself is blue/purple and 'readable', I think it says: "Rozhledna na vrchu Haj u Ase (or Asa) - Hainberg - 1904 - 100 let (or fet) - 2004" and is written in a circel with a building in it (I guess a chuch)

some googling...
it is Czech, "Rozhledna na vrchu Háj u Aše" means "lookout tower on the mountain Háj/Hainberg at the town of Aš/Asch"
http://images.google.de/images?hl=de&q= ... a=N&tab=wi

let means years, so it's a stamp for the anniversary of the Bismarck tower

androl wrote:

redrabbit wrote:The stamp itself is blue/purple and 'readable', I think it says: "Rozhledna na vrchu Haj u Ase (or Asa) - Hainberg - 1904 - 100 let (or fet) - 2004" and is written in a circel with a building in it (I guess a chuch)

some googling...
it is Czech, "Rozhledna na vrchu" means "lookout tower on the mountain"
http://images.google.de/images?hl=de&q= ... a=N&tab=wi

Háj (Hainberg) is the name of the mountain, and Aš/Asch is the town
let means years, so it's a stamp for the anniversary of the Bismarck tower

Oh, Thank you very much.

I have a N note where this is written on it: Bad Fredeling 0297483727

Ralf wrote:I have a N note where this is written on it: Bad Fredeling 0297483727

It looks like a german phone number, though 02974 is the domestic prefic for Bad Fredeburg in the "Sauerland" (where (older) dutch people like to spent their holydays) and 02974 is not a valid area coda in austria.

In Greece I received a spanish 5 €, stamped with an official looking stamp of a small "E" in a circle, does anybody know what it means?

redrabbit wrote: http://www.eurobilltracker.eu/index.php ... d=10943540

(it seems that half of my comment is gone )

When I tried to edit a comment, I made the same experience, the edit was denied due to much charackters... is there a new limitation for the comment-field?
If so, I wouldn't call this a goo idea, detailed comments give the entry a face

Yesterday I recieved this note:






Today I stamped a brand new Portugese €20 bill myself, for the Christmas period


, the result looks better than the picture. The stampitself...

Hopefully it will result in a hit once

redrabbit wrote:Yesterday I recieved this note:

I too have had that stamp:


Recently I came across this fiver that had two different stamps on it:

I have one too


but 5€ is strange, I mostly see such stamps on 50€ or 20€

I recieved this one today...