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I can see you've fixed many things, but there's still S for Italie missing in 5€ (1st series 2002).
It annoys me a little.

Starting from my original site, I noticed some differences with the final result issued by the server. Sometimes I correct several times before the modification finally appears!

I have heard from euro banknotes, where there is just mess in place of the last number of shortcode.
And there's 50 € S/J001 banknotes, where there is a small triangle of hologram.
What makes S0040 à S0079 so valuable?

In my catalogues I wanted to draw the attention of the researchers to the charge 2 of all Italian S/J banknotes for the 2002 vintage.
This charge 2 is an absolute enigma. Depending on the values (from 5€ to 500€), only a few thousands or tens of thousands of sheets were printed, making most of these prints extremely rare. What are the reasons for this?
When you know that a charge can theoretically print a million sheets, you would like to understand why the Italian printer produced a very small quantity of banknotes for each value (from 5€ to 500€), especially since charge 1 had produced a large quantity of banknotes?

Why don't you mind releasing Les Eurobillets 2002-2013 as a PDF online, as the website is free?

salieriFI wrote: ↑Thu Nov 12, 2020 11:08 am Why don't you mind releasing Les Eurobillets 2002-2013 as a PDF online, as the website is free?

Makes a lot of sense: the New York Times has a website... why is the newspaper not free of charge

This is kinda different thing. liste.eurobillets.free.fr lists all the euro banknotes, even the 2013 series, it's basically even more comprehensive than the book. But to get extra information, such as the inadequate numbering of U/E and the two holograms of L022, you have to order the book that costs €20! That's much higher price than New York Times!

salieriFI, I fail to understand the reasoning of whoever believes that 18 years dedicated to study the Euro banknotes, preceded by many years studying notaphily in general, can't be summed up in a 20-euro book. It's 20 euros, not 200! Any expert would be payed more than that per hour. I feel really grateful for Guy Sohier to make much of his catalogue, plus updates, available online. The least I can do to kind of pay for his service is buying the next catalogue as soon as it's ready for print.

lmviterbo wrote: ↑Sun Nov 15, 2020 8:24 pm salieriFI, I fail to understand the reasoning of whoever believes that 18 years dedicated to study the Euro banknotes, preceded by many years studying notaphily in general, can't be summed up in a 20-euro book. It's 20 euros, not 200! Any expert would be payed more than that per hour. I feel really grateful for Guy Sohier to make much of his catalogue, plus updates, available online. The least I can do to kind of pay for his service is buying the next catalogue as soon as it's ready for print.

That’s the point: I agree 100%

I found an E015 starting with EB:

Beautiful discover, Ergo! Thanks for the info!
I register.

g.s.51 wrote: ↑Mon Nov 30, 2020 2:43 pm Beautiful discover, Ergo! Thanks for the info!
I register.

In Germany U028 were found in circulation. This type of Lagarde banknotes isn't listet on your phenomenal website yet as far as I know.

Hi Muppetshow,
Thanks for the compliments, I'm trying to do my best...
I have just registered !

g.s.51 wrote: ↑Sun Dec 13, 2020 12:42 pm Hi Muppetshow,
Thanks for the compliments, I'm trying to do my best...
I have just registered !

Also today I found a few 10€ bills W005. Also a missing combination

Could you please send a picture of this discover ?
Thanks in advance !