EuroBillTracker

androl wrote:

eddydevries wrote:I'm sorry, but I can't see the picture.

sometimes I can see it, sometimes not
click the tinyurl link: http://tinyurl.com/3ykxay to see Angelino's picture

I think the url is too long or it contains bad characters. Here it's tinyurl'D:


edit: no, tinyurl doesn't include it very well into this forum either

I can see it.. it's very large!

77 (at least I think it is)

Found this on a 20 euronote this morning, given to me from a bank (The female teller didn't mind it was scribbled on, it seems)

unfortunately, no hit!

that person could have been thinking anything when they used the pen to mess up that note. It doesn't need to be "77"

androl wrote:that person could have been thinking anything when they used the pen to mess up that note. It doesn't need to be "77"

true but to me it looks like a scribbled 77..

What could this be? (No hit though.)

It looks like the beginning of a stamp. The rest of it would be to the upper direction (but on another note or on a banderole).

A kind of stamp transporters use.

eddydevries wrote:It looks like the beginning of a stamp. The rest of it would be to the upper direction (but on another note or on a banderole).

Oh, thanks. That sounds very plausible.

doctorwho wrote:

androl wrote:that person could have been thinking anything when they used the pen to mess up that note. It doesn't need to be "77"

true but to me it looks like a scribbled 77..

For me its look like a 77 from an old lady with a not so stable hand.

K/T



that's an extreme right-side political party

Look what I found this morning.. lol my second note with scribbling, this time it's a '37' on a 5 euronote. A friend had it, so I asked him to swap it with one of mine..



Was hoping it would be a hit, but no luck with it so far...
http://en.eurobilltracker.eu/notes/?id=41238370

Scribbling short numbers on bills is seen very often in Spain & Portugal.

@doctorwho: Alas notes with just numbers won't have a higher chance to be hits. Most numbers are just scribbled on by cashiers counting their cash.

But it looks like me the bill is very well used. If that's the case the hit chance is higher, depending also on where the bill is from (in your area a worn T/Z, G/P, P/P or (especially) D/L Duisenberg has a far greater chance to be a hit than a worn M/V, U/M, S/J or N/Y )

For Trichet notes it is far harder to say as they are more often pooling notes spread in different areas.

Quizmaster wrote:@doctorwho: Alas notes with just numbers won't have a higher chance to be hits. Most numbers are just scribbled on by cashiers counting their cash.

But it looks like me the bill is very well used. If that's the case the hit chance is higher, depending also on where the bill is from (in your area a worn T/Z, G/P, P/P or (especially) D/L Duisenberg has a far greater chance to be a hit than a worn M/V, U/M, S/J or N/Y )

For Trichet notes it is far harder to say as they are more often pooling notes spread in different areas.

Thanks.. I'm still learning!
Yes it's very well used.. no hit though!

doctorwho wrote:

Quizmaster wrote:@doctorwho: Alas notes with just numbers won't have a higher chance to be hits. Most numbers are just scribbled on by cashiers counting their cash.

But it looks like me the bill is very well used. If that's the case the hit chance is higher, depending also on where the bill is from (in your area a worn T/Z, G/P, P/P or (especially) D/L Duisenberg has a far greater chance to be a hit than a worn M/V, U/M, S/J or N/Y )

For Trichet notes it is far harder to say as they are more often pooling notes spread in different areas.

Thanks.. I'm still learning!
Yes it's very well used.. no hit though!

Quizmaster forgot about the most higher risk of hit type! F/P.
As you can see from herethey have the mayor chance of hit of all the other kind of notes (just count the number of hits scrolling the pages! and you'll discover that most of them are in Finland, as they were pooling notes there )

debemaks wrote:Quizmaster forgot about the most higher risk of hit type! F/P.
As you can see from herethey have the mayor chance of hit of all the other kind of notes (just count the number of hits scrolling the pages! and you'll discover that most of them are in Finland, as they were pooling notes there )

Good to know!
Now I can imagine going to the bank and asking them, do you have any F/P's please? I wonder what they would say if I really did that..