EuroBillTracker

Sky wrote:Therefore, if the serial is SE0123456789, we should write only S123, right?

In such a case better write S**123

ErGo wrote:Please report here ALL plate numbers of the new Europa - even if they are NOT a record! Pictures are very welcomed! Thank you!

gestern im 22. Bezirk erhalten: w001b6 wa**003***** - sorry kein Foto >- nehme ihn aber zum nächsten Stammtisch mit - zimmerge

After a month...my tracked bills from the new

E001 - EA00... to EA09 (more than 300 Bills) - the highes shortcode: E001I6/EA064
R003 - RA17 (2x)
R007 - RA05
R007 - RA50
R010 - RB01... to RB02 (more than 200 Bills) - the highest shortcode: R010I6/RB021
S008E3 - S**14
U011F2 - U**33
W002I4 - WA212
X001 - XA02...to XA49 (17 Bills) - the highest shortcode: X003H4 - XA192

The most Bills are from Mainz, Ingelheim and Bingen am Rhein

philgelico wrote:Ben me v'la bien avec une nouvelle combinaison de , en U010/U

Congratulations for Philgelico U/U010

mainzelmaennchen wrote:After a month...my tracked bills from the new

E001 - EA00... to EA09 (more than 300 Bills) - the highes shortcode: E001I6/EA064
R003 - RA17 (2x)
R007 - RA05
R007 - RA50
R010 - RB01... to RB02 (more than 200 Bills) - the highest shortcode: R010I6/RB021
S008E3 - S**14
U011F2 - U**33
W002I4 - WA212
X001 - XA02...to XA49 (17 Bills) - the highest shortcode: X003H4 - XA192

The most Bills are from Mainz, Ingelheim and Bingen am Rhein

Update, today from Mainz:
Some E001/EA, R010/RB and X001/XA
AND!!!
S013I1 - S**260
M002H6 - MC049

ErGo wrote:

Sky wrote:Therefore, if the serial is SE0123456789, we should write only S123, right?

In such a case better write S**123

Ok, I rewrite the list with correct serial number (omitting second letter and first number):

Situation at 19 December

S010I1 S**232 x 3
S012H1 S**095
S012G6 S**095
S012G4 S**257 x 4
S010E5 S**232
S012E5 S**095
S012E3 S**096
S010D6 S**232
S011D5 S**096
S012D3 S**175
S010D2 S**232
S012D1 S**095
S012C3 S**257
S010A3 S**232
S012A1 S**257
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U002D1 U**029

All founded in Rome or near it (U002 in Vatican City)

U014F1 U**240

Ord€p wrote: U014F1 UA52

ErGo wrote:Please keep in mind, that the scheme for Europa-notes U and S is
U**nnn
S**nnn
where ** is only the position info and nnn is the significant part of the serialnumber

U005F5 U**29 (x3)

U025I4/M8969

U014F5 U**25

Sky wrote:

ErGo wrote:

Sky wrote:Therefore, if the serial is SE0123456789, we should write only S123, right?

In such a case better write S**123

Ok, I rewrite the list with correct serial number (omitting second letter and first number):



S010I1 S**232 x 3
S012H1 S**095
S012G6 S**095
S012G4 S**257 x 4
S010E5 S**232
S012E5 S**095
S012E3 S**096
S010D6 S**232
S011D5 S**096
S012D3 S**175
S010D2 S**232
S012D1 S**095
S012C3 S**257
S010A3 S**232
S012A1 S**257

Hi - apologies for the slightly off-topic post, but could someone explain to me how the italian (and french) numbering system works? We only have italian new 20s here in Greece and I really have no idea about what is going on with their serials, and the same applies to the 5s that we have here too.

Thanks a lot.

I recieved this N015C3 note (NB**299) at the main station in Vienna (Bipa drugstore)

Should be interesting to see where they were put into circulation... Might be issued in Austria or might be brought to the station by a tourist

YCNZ wrote: could someone explain to me how the italian (and french) numbering system works?

The 1st letter in the serial number is the printer (S for Banca d'Italia, U for Banque de France).

The 2nd letter and the 1st digit point to the position of that note into the printing sheet (it's the same of the last two characters of the short-code in the front side of the note), like as in the following schemes: Digits from the 2nd to the 9th is the real progressive serial number, and the last digit is a control digit.

So, if the serial number is SD4000000916:
S = the printer is Banca d'Italia, Italy;
D4 = 4th row and 3rd column into the printing sheet (and the short-code will be SxxxD3);
00000091 = this is the 91st note printed by this printer in Europa serie for this denomination;
6 = is a control digit.

hi Lindsay! wrote:I recieved this N015C3 note (NB**299) at the main station in Vienna (Bipa drugstore)

Should be interesting to see where they were put into circulation... Might be issued in Austria or might be brought to the station by a tourist

i'm sure it's issued in vienna -> got on 23.12. 2 bundle with n015h1 + n015h2 + n015i3+ n015i4 each with nb**300***** in a bank (austria) at 21. district bundled at oenb on 04-11-2015

sorry - no photo -> but i'll show the note at our next vienna-meeting on 14.01.2016 - zimmerge