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**AAAABAAAAA

The best serial number

A-xxx48 / B-xxx47 / C-xxx46 / D-xxx45

Only on my Euro Museu => https://eddymuseuwpm.com/

EddyMuseuWPM, please follow the netiquette rules and do not publish images of banknotes with serial numbers, even if you cross just one or two letters. Our fellow klapotec already alerted you about this.

If I had the capacity to edit your post, I would have deleted that image. I'm sure the admins will take care of that. In the meantime, those serial numbers went to the list of public serial numbers.

We welcome you to the forum, and your findings may even be of interest to some of us. However, disclosing serial numbers in full form is not allowed. You could have shown this with just your first paragraph:

A-xxx48 / B-xxx47 / C-xxx46 / D-xxx45

Someone would then be glad to talk about that, me included.

Hi,

Sorry for that i edited my post.

Best regards,
Eddy

Thank you for your fast response, EddyMuseuWPM.

I just realized I got a 9-digit radar on a Europa . The remaining digit is the check digit (the last one). So it's LLabbcdcbbax.

I was half-excited until I checked my serial combinatorics on nigmm: I already found 28 of these 9-digit palindromics; so, not really something to getting all worked up… It looks nicer than it is.

"9-digit palindromics" unfortunately are no palidroms for a 10 digit serial. The check digit complicates a find but it´s there and has to be included.

(I find 3-digit palindromics every day. )

just now: **AABABBABAA

klapotec wrote: ↑Sun Nov 14, 2021 7:11 pm just now: **AABABBABAA

Amazing!!!

A normal 10-digit radar in a 10-digit serial is a 1 in 111 111 chance. A 10-digit serial with only two different digits is a 1 in 1 086 130 chance. This is a great find.

Save it. This one will have collectors interested in buying.

EDIT: before I edited this post, I had hastily jumped into writing that this was a 1 in a billion chance, which is true for a 10-digit all-equal solid number, not a 10-digit radar.

lmviterbo wrote: ↑Sun Nov 14, 2021 7:56 pm

klapotec wrote: ↑Sun Nov 14, 2021 7:11 pm just now: **AABABBABAA

Amazing!!!

A normal 10-digit radar in a 10-digit serial is a 1 in 111 111 chance. A 10-digit serial with only two different digits is a 1 in 1 086 130 chance. This is a great find.

Save it. This one will have collectors interested in buying.

EDIT: before I edited this post, I had hastily jumped into writing that this was a 1 in a billion chance, which is true for a 10-digit all-equal solid number, not a 10-digit radar.

What would a collector pay for one of these notes???

This one turned up in today https://en.eurobilltracker.com/notes/?id=207340694
TC*AAABBCCDD

*****8765432:

A nice serial number :

Wow!
Very cool serial number

philgelico wrote: ↑Thu Sep 07, 2023 6:35 pm A nice serial number :

Found yesterday :

XY8989890898 (not this but like this )

today: xxAABBAABBAA