Re: Stamped notes
Posted: Thu Oct 04, 2012 9:44 pm
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Hi Gonzalo19, i never seen this mark at Portuguese topic forum, some people buy stamps and then stamp notes, is still a hobby like ours.Gonzalo19 wrote:Hi!!
My nickname is Gonzalo19 and I am Spanish. I upload this mark at The Spanish site of this Foro but I would like to share it here.
I found in my pocket this 20 euro note. The chopmark is a RED EAGLE. Anybody knows what it means, please? Another EBT-user in Spain found
a 50 euro note with the same mark.
I have no idea about but people from Spanish Discussion Site said that it could be a private stamp of a person who loves thinking about the people can speculate about what the mark means (as EBT users). Then the stamp could means nothing. Maybe another explanation is that stamps like this were used by banks or bureau of exchange (could it my stamp one of those?). They said that people use note banks as Advertising sometimes... I would like to read your "theories".
Please, Iam very interesting to know your comments. Many thanks in advanced and all the best.
Gonzalo19.
Many thanks for your comment and reply, Eureka.72. It is the same that people at Spanish Discussion site said.Eureka.72 wrote: Hi Gonzalo19, i never seen this mark at Portuguese topic forum, some people buy stamps and then stamp notes, is still a hobby like ours.
A bit late answer to this but when looking the short code I wonder if the serial starts with X201, X202 or X203? If yes the note probably came to Estonia from Finland. We had lots of R006/X20X pooling fivers and still they are very common in Finland.Eureka.72 wrote:
After a brief search on the net I got this RAVALA 5
Perhaps this note came from the Estonian capital Tallinn
No hit for me...
Starts with X201... so Finland, Estonia and Portugal... traveled with me more 550 Kms to the Algarve and there was spent...aplfi wrote:A bit late answer to this but when looking the short code I wonder if the serial starts with X201, X202 or X203? If yes the note probably came to Estonia from Finland. We had lots of R006/X20X pooling fivers and still they are very common in Finland.Eureka.72 wrote:
After a brief search on the net I got this RAVALA 5
Perhaps this note came from the Estonian capital Tallinn
No hit for me...

Same stamp. Got it from ATM in Finland. The stamp must be from Tallinn.Eureka.72 wrote:
After a brief search on the net I got this RAVALA 5
Perhaps this note came from the Estonian capital Tallinn
No hit for me...