EuroBillTracker

Dog? on the bill.....

J/S

A little gallery of printed notes:

Just got this one, it says in asturian "Asturian Official Language", and then indicates a website campaigning to make asturian official in Asturias, Spain.

a little bee stamped on a P/X

2 all the users : Do u use a little stamp to mark the notes just a question
I want to buy one instead of the little cross
ciao,andre

I started to stamp my notes with a sweet . Maybe I will buy one with written on 2 lines : register on eurobt.eu - registra su eurobt.eu , I don't know if it's better in english or italian , what do u think
Now i stamp them just not to get confused
ciao,andre




good haunting

Your notes risk being destroyed by banks and their lifespan might get significantly shorter if you stamp them, though

Agreed, I would not stamp them. It is certainly not illegal here, but part of the EBT fun is getting hits ...

As for marking the notes (to keep track of the entered ones), well, I am not really a hard core tracker so I either do not mark them at all or use a tiny pencil mark.

Christian

starcapitan wrote:I started to stamp my notes with a sweet . Maybe I will buy one with written on 2 lines : register on eurobt.eu - registra su eurobt.eu , I don't know if it's better in english or italian , what do u think

Doesn't really matter, I'd say. I recently bought a rubber stamp with just the URL on it, but I stamp mostly old and damaged notes only or notes on which someone scribbled before already. That's also because I don't want to have too many URL'd notes, the widely spread assumption that stamping notes decreases your chances of getting a hit significantly still needs to be proven imho.

helloggs wrote:

starcapitan wrote:I started to stamp my notes with a sweet . Maybe I will buy one with written on 2 lines : register on eurobt.eu - registra su eurobt.eu , I don't know if it's better in english or italian , what do u think

Doesn't really matter, I'd say. I recently bought a rubber stamp with just the URL on it, but I stamp mostly old and damaged notes only or notes on which someone scribbled before already. That's also because I don't want to have too many URL'd notes, the widely spread assumption that stamping notes decreases your chances of getting a hit significantly still needs to be proven imho.

The age of the note will not become much shorter.
Especially in Italie where many notes are already scribbled.

@ starcapitan
I would choose to stamp both lines on the note.
In the comment I will write that the note is marked,
so that you can see later if it has any result.

Your stamp of the "sweet" is quite large.

PEKU wrote: The age of the note will not become much shorter.
Especially in Italie where many notes are already scribbled.

I don't agree about that, most bank cashiers are very eager and don't accept to see notes with little rips or something written above (I regret this behaviour cause your gallery can't grow quickly )

J/S



seem there's printed MONDIALPOL

funny idea, but may shorten the lifespan of the note

german 50 € stamped.

Too many 'W'...... it seems is a non-spanish stamp