EuroBillTracker

leofer40 wrote:I have 5, 10, 20 and 100€ bills from every country.
50€ I'm missing Finland.

I have from every country
- I don't have and , but I think there were no such bills from these countries, so not missing any country;
- I don't have , but I think there were no such bills from Portugal, Ireland and Greece, so just missing Belgium, Netherlands an Finland

leofer40 wrote: - I don't have , but I think there were no such bills from Portugal, Ireland and Greece, so just missing Belgium, Netherlands an Finland

I've seen a scan of a irish 500 € note in a website (I can't mention which here). And I had a greek 500 in my hands!!! (shortcode R005G4).

I entered a today.

So this is what I am missing after 6208 notes:

After 2777 notes still missing:

Update, still missing after having entered 1631 notes:

Still missing

(Greece)
all countries complete
all countries complete
(Ireland, Greece, Portugal)
(Austria, Portugal, Ireland, Greece)
All, except (Germany)
All

No finnish notes, no hits

@FANTAS: Wow, you're being unlucky for not finding any finnish notes yet.

Where did you got so nice table of all printer codes?

@Klazu: I made it myself in PHP. It only needs my csv file.

I have resisted this so far, because it's a little pathetic..... but here it is anyway













I actually saw my first €100 (S serial number) and €500 (X serial number) at New Year, but did not write down the serial numbers....

So this is what I am missing after 24808 notes:

I entered a today.

So this is what I am missing after 7976 notes:

Missing notes after 3701 notes inserted:

Countrycode on note
V Spain
S Italy
Y Greece
P Netherlands
Z Belgium
L Finland

Assuming that the following denominations wheren´t produced:

pastel wrote:Assuming that the following denominations wheren´t produced:

As far as I understand the statistics, they claim that there are the following amounts of these bills put in:

(Y) : 42 (about 0,6‰)
(M) : 74 (1,5‰)
(M) : 73 (1,0‰)
(T) : 10 (0,2‰)
(T) : 91 (1,3‰)
(1‰ = 1/1000)

There are about 50k and 70k while most are . Greece has 21‰, Ireland and Portugal 18‰ of the GDP of the €-states so these bills seem to be rare but not nonexistant. Only are really rare.

pastel wrote:Assuming that the following denominations wheren´t produced:

Greek 500 € notes EXISTS (they are very rare). I saw one in november 2004. R005xx shortcode and Y000.... serial.

And I've seen a scan of an irish 500 (F001xx shortcode).

I think only 200 irish and 200-500 portuguese weren't produced.

still missing after 3786 notes: