EuroBillTracker

For your information -- EBT has been configured to accept A-F as the 2nd character of the serial number. If the serial number is of the form xGnnnnnnnnnn (or higher), it won't be accepted. If you run into a serial number that is not accepted, let us know and we'll adapt the limitations accordingly.

Another limitation is that we currently accept only Europa banknotes with a matching printer code and a serial number. If we start getting other combinations, we can relax this limitation. This will keep our database a little bit tidier.

Attention.To enter the short code must clear the chace of Mozilla.

Thanks for your hard work, avij, Balibennie and invisible others.

avij wrote:Another limitation is that we currently accept only Europa banknotes with a matching printer code and a serial number. If we start getting other combinations, we can relax this limitation. This will keep our database a little bit tidier.

I thought I read somewhere that all new notes will only use one letter, where they were printed, so this may never happen.

Now, see if I can pass a bank later today that dispenses (and likely get old notes...)

Looking the first entries, it seems first letters of serial numbers will remain the same (N=Austria, S=Italy, U=France, V=Spain and Z=Belgium), and the first letter of short code is the same of the serial number.

It seems that the second letter and the first digit of serial number point directly to the position into the printing sheet, as like as the last two characters of the short code (I can see only some italian -S- and french -U- numbers, until now)

This is also matching with production figures on 2012!

http://www.ecb.europa.eu/stats/euro/pro ... ex.en.html" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;

giulcenc wrote:It seems that the second letter and the first digit of serial number point directly to the position into the printing sheet, as like as the last two characters of the short code

It seems, that this depends again on the printer:

for the N-notes the shortcode position is coded at the third and fourth position of the serialnumber instead of the second and third position as it was by the old notes:

NA57xxx is position G5 and NA67xxx is position G6

nossi wrote:Does this mean you can't enter this new notes in the field "Scheindaten importieren"?

It appears that the "Import note data" function does not work when accessed via the Advanced note entry form. It does work when using the Expert note entry form. Sorry about this. I'll try to get this fixed as soon as possible, but I need to be away from keyboard for the next 1,5 hours or so.

androl wrote:http://www.new-euro-banknotes.eu/ says there will be a launch event in 7h 43min (15:45 MEST)

Here's the video for whomever missed the webcast: http://ec.europa.eu/avservices/player/s ... sid=229113" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;

ECB definitely needs someone who knows just a little bit about communication. This could have been made look like a major event. Instead, it looks as if Mario Draghi was in Slovakia and just happened to visit a high-school because it was near his hotel.

I scrolled down Avij's list of "Europa" notes.
Here is the list of the country from where the new fivers have been tracked, with the hour of the first insert (Helsinki time)

Austria (9;29)
Slovakia (9;38)
Italy (10;23)
Greece (11;22)
the Netherlands (11;22)
Belgium (11;27)
Germany (11;27)
Portugal (16;21)
France (16;25)

Hi,

For those interested, I attached 4 photographs of HANDWRITTEN numbering schemes for the new 5€ notes; I am working at this moment.
Could you have a look at them and compare them to your notes.
If they are ok, I will type and attach them tonight
Thanks

claudio vda wrote:I scrolled down Avij's list of "Europa" notes.
Here is the list of the country from where the new fivers have been tracked, with the hour of the first insert (Helsinki time)

Austria (9;29)
Slovakia (9;38)
Italy (10;23)
Greece (11;22)
the Netherlands (11;22)
Belgium (11;27)
Germany (11;27)
Portugal (16;21)
France (16;25)

In Slovenia there is still a holiday (always 1st + 2nd of May). That's why no new fivers yet.

And the fourth;
I do not have full serials of the Belgian (Z/Z) notes yet. If you have some, please let us know!

fcbruges wrote:For those interested, I attached 4 photographs of HANDWRITTEN numbering schemes for the new 5€ notes; I am working at this moment.
Could you have a look at them and compare them to your notes.

My UB0 are indeed A2.

fcbruges wrote:Hi,

For those interested, I attached 4 photographs of HANDWRITTEN numbering schemes for the new 5€ notes; I am working at this moment.
Could you have a look at them and compare them to your notes.

U and S notes it seems ok, for me.
About N, V and Z notes, I saw too less serial-numbers at now.

Dioniz wrote: In Slovenia there is still a holiday (always 1st + 2nd of May). That's why no new fivers yet.

I was wondering why our Slovenian friends did not flood the database yet