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jonman wrote:i will let you know when i run into a larger series which might make the evidence even bigger

Thanks, jonman, a larger sequence would be indeed nice. Of course I'm looking forward for that to be true, because Leipzig would probably be unique but in fact I don't find it the least difficult for two notes in sequence to travel together and end up in some atm. So, if there's anyone reading this who lives in Leipzig or close by, start hunting for fresh new Belgian (Z) notes!

well, there you are, three more from my flatmate: (1) (2) (3)
the plate position (and therefore also the first two numbers of the serial) differ, but else they are from the same batch as the ones i entered on 2013-06-08

jonman wrote:well, there you are, three more from my flatmate: (1) (2) (3)
the plate position (and therefore also the first two numbers of the serial) differ, but else they are from the same batch as the ones i entered on 2013-06-08

Wow, great! So it's official: Leipzig, 1st (and only?) town with Europa notes from 4 different printers. Thanks, jonman!

EBTers have finally covered the entire country list of the Eurozone.

These two notes were the first Europa fivers registered in Vatican City:
Sxxxx3536xxx
Sxxxx2656xxx

I just hope the Estonian user Kraan has been really traveling to the Vatican. After his/her road trip series in Latvia, there's reason not to feel completely at ease. I'm sorry if I'm being unfair, Kraan.

now I've got also 2 brandnew Europe-fivers N014 / NA in Kelheim:

http://de.eurobilltracker.com/notes/?id=126636425" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false; and
http://de.eurobilltracker.com/notes/?id=126636426" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;

again at the same bank, but this time on the second atm

I was wondering - could someone, good with graphic design, and based on the new 5, produce rough designs of how the 10, 20, 50 etc would/will look like in the new design?

Since beginning of June the "Kasseler Sparkasse" spreads brandnew VA20/21/2728/29/V002xx fivers.
http://www.eurobilltracker.com/notes/?id=126739479" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;

joergb30 wrote:Since beginning of June the "Kasseler Sparkasse" spreads brandnew VA20/21/2728/29/V002xx fivers.
http://www.eurobilltracker.com/notes/?id=126739479" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;

Thanks for the update, joergb30. Those are not brand new and in sequence, though. I checked your other V entries and didn't find any V-series, only random numbers. Kassel and its surroundings keeps being a Z-zone, apparently.

I've recently been to Lindau - I had a few minutes stopover at the train station which I used to visit some ATMs in the area (especially because the map lists N/N in Lindau)
On those ATMs I've tried, one (Raiffeisen; credit union) gave out U006
https://de.eurobilltracker.com/notes/?id=126667512" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;
and another one (Sparkasse; public bank) V002/VA37
https://de.eurobilltracker.com/notes/?id=126667752" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;

all from a withdraw-only ATM (no Cash-recycler), with consecutive serials.
So we have another source of uncirculated Spanish bills in the very south of Germany, but the U/U are absolutely dominating (especially in circulation)
However, I haven't found any Austrian bills in Lindau (even though the Austrian border is just a few kilometres away)...

ahm wrote:I've recently been to Lindau - I had a few minutes stopover at the train station which I used to visit some ATMs in the area (especially because the map lists N/N in Lindau)
On those ATMs I've tried, one (Raiffeisen; credit union) gave out U006
https://de.eurobilltracker.com/notes/?id=126667512" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;
and another one (Sparkasse; public bank) V002/VA37
https://de.eurobilltracker.com/notes/?id=126667752" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;

all from a withdraw-only ATM (no Cash-recycler), with consecutive serials.
So we have another source of uncirculated Spanish bills in the very south of Germany, but the U/U are absolutely dominating (especially in circulation)
However, I haven't found any Austrian bills in Lindau (even though the Austrian border is just a few kilometres away)...

Thanks a lot for spotting an error!

The N/N I had put there was pointing to a note that was not part of a series (my bad), so it probably came from the other side of the border.

Thanks to your report, I restarted checking the markers on the map. In a few days the work will be complete and closed. I will not update the map anymore for notes obtained in June or after that, since they might be recycled (exceptions will be open for very large amounts of serial numbers in sequence). In fact, I have just found non-consecutive serial numbers on one of the ATMs where I usually withdraw Europa fivers. Worse yet, since some of them were consecutive, which shows that they are already being mixed but still travel in bunches. It's a stand-alone withdraw-only machine. By "stand-alone" I mean not in the premises or on the wall of a bank branch. For this reason, I'm not including your V/V notes, because they might be just a "travelling bunch".

At last.

After 51 days, I finally got a belgian Europabill.

For Viterbo's map.

All my Europabills got in correlative batches from banks both in Castellbisbal and in Barcelona, have been

VA57/V004
VA58/V004

including some circulated VA57s and VA59s, all V004, from the street.

until th 10th of june, when I got 30

VA74s/V005 in my branch of "La Caixa" in my home village Castellbisbal.


All the rest of Europabills from the street:

1.-SE31/S002 alone, my first Europa. May 3rd and already bad trated, so I ccannot assure it was put int circultion there, a couple from Milano, Italy.
2.-NA58/N008 uncirculated. A swedish family told me they had bought it in Stockholm, Sverige.
3.-UC21/U006 (four correlative bills) a group of german tourists had brought from Stuttgart, Waden Württenberg, Deutscheland.
4.-UE00/U004 (two correlative bills) a mother and son from Paris (France, not Texas... )
5.-VA41/V003, circulated, but new, from a Canary Islands businessman.
6.-UA20/U004 (five correlative bills) an american family had bought in New York
and finally,
7.-ZB08/Z003, used, so I cannot assure it was put into circulation there, a group af girls from Brussel, België.

Hope it helps.

JordiJanTaxi wrote:For Viterbo's map.

Thanks.

All those obtained in the Euro Area confirm what's already on the map. As to the notes brought from the United States or Sweden, that would be a different kind of study. I have no idea whatsoever how non-banks and non-Eurozone banks obtain euro currency.

i only founded AN and ZB ye but I will stay searching for the others

website wrote:i only founded AN and ZB ye but I will stay searching for the others

If you really found an AN, that would be a sensation!
Normally it is NA