EuroBillTracker

Hello everybody.

I know this bill is not stamped. I have been looking where to show it, but I haven't been able to find an appropriate thread to show it.

https://ca.eurobilltracker.com/notes/?id=127846502" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;

Today I have been given a real surprise.
If anyone knows what value it can have, if any, could kindly write any comment, please?

No mistake. It was a Norwegian family with a fantastic English, fluent and natural.
We did have abosolutely NO communication problem. Not a misunderstanding possibility. No mistake. Conversation has been complete, clear and fluent.

They paid me with a . Printing condition. Uncirculated. Ink-smelling.
Perfect, except because one of them took it off his shirt pocket and was not absolutely "plate". But does not have any foldings. NOTHING.

Then I realized.

I asked them for the origin of the banknote. If they had been in the euro area before. If they had kept it from a previous trip.

All the answers negative. The definitive sentence was "WE GOT IT THIS MORNING IN OSLO".

Yes, dear EBTer collagues:

This bill HAS BEEN PUT INTO CIRCULATION TODAY IN OSLO, Norge. Pity I didn't ask if they had more...

Remember that clicking on the photo makes it appear complete. The coin is for keeping the banknote folded without marking it.

I think it was not printed before 2002. It is actually plate #10, but in any case it carries Wim Duisenberg's signature, meaning that it has been for quite a few years in the bottom of a safe in an exchange office in Oslo.

i belive in ireland the same was happening about duisenberg showing up unc

Again a bill that does not have any mark. It is not a very old one, but it has been heavily folded and stored in a humid place.

It is this one

Remember that you can upload images with the "upload attachment" button below the writing box, and that if you click on an image it apears complete.
Jordi.

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JordiJanTaxi wrote:

rideneverdies wrote:Hi there, I know this is not a stamped note but I find this thread pretty much alive and there is no better thread to post my finding.
Is the MO44 code on the right side an error? There is a banknote with a usual printer code (with 0, zero) on the left side.

I realized that all th banknotes printed after plates 43, 44, 45 & 46 of FNMT have a capital letter "O" instead of the normal number "0".

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CNGL wrote:All notes of the Spanish sheets from M043 to M046 have an O instead of a zero, it's a printing mistake that seems to have been fixed for the M047 sheet...

On topic:

"Banco" something.

This one carries two small chopmarks of those said to be of an exchange office.
Now it has mine, too...

It is this one

Remember that click on the image makes it appear complete.

That bill is a stamp collector, I wonder how many it can take lol.

Not stamped, but stickered!
http://en.eurobilltracker.com/notes/?id=129368597" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;

During my trip, last month :

Hi to all!
Someone know anything about this stamp (posted in Italy forum)?

viewtopic.php?f=12&t=18458&start=2040#p1038376" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;

Thank you and good evening to all!

Hi,
Usually this kind of small stamps, are from exchange offies where local currency does not have an international value. Most of the tims I've seen any of them, my passengers had bought Euros in their origin countries, mostly Colombia. They say that the stamp is a "guarantee" so in case th client has a problem with the banknote he can proove it was exchanged in that office.

Thank you JordiJaxTaxi!

TCHIMS. Can somebody say what is this stamp?

They are called "chop-marks". You can find more info in this post and next ones.

You can see some of them on Peku's Euro on this page.

Thanks for information