Pooling system banknotes

Helge · Post by **Helge** » Mon Jan 19, 2004 3:48 pm

Today I got two brandnew 50€ notes from an ATM.
Both with M015G3 and serial V1715..... only the last two numbers are different.

Tombola · Post by **Tombola** » Mon Jan 19, 2004 5:09 pm

Today I received four 10-Euro bills at the ATM of the Austrian National Bank in Salzburg.

New bills with upgoing serial-numbers from Germany:

Code: P002**
Number: X.1.438.***.**6.* - X.1.438.***.**9.*

with friendly regards, Thomas

Eurocracker · Post by **Eurocracker** » Mon Jan 19, 2004 6:25 pm

@ all:
Thank you very much - many new informations for me - I'v registered all of them

@ thomas:
You've posted a few very special informations which I didn't know before - very valuable for us and for me, too

However, I think that we have to ignore those "exceptions" at first, because if we don't, this topic can't be handled at all...

The list I want to publish here is a matrix with informations about the countries (NZB) which emissioned which denominations in which year until now.

@ Elmo:
We have to distinguish between "real" and "false" pooling-notes. So a dutch 20 €-note (serial beginning with P AND short-code beginning with P) was produced in Germany of course, but it's not a "real" pooling-note in this sence we discuss.

BTW: Didn't get an answer from Craco until now... .

Eurocracker

Helge · Post by **Helge** » Sun Jan 25, 2004 2:13 pm

And again,
today I got two brandnew 5€ notes from am ATM.
Both with F002A3 and serial N3102.... only the last two numbers are different!

joergb30 · Post by **joergb30** » Sun Jan 25, 2004 8:31 pm

Helge wrote:Today I got two brandnew 50€ notes from an ATM.
Both with M015G3 and serial V1715..... only the last two numbers are different.

Last Monday I received 2 €50 notes with consecutive serials in a shop:

V1693* M015C4
V1693* M015C4

Aaron · Post by **Aaron** » Sun Jan 25, 2004 10:34 pm

Elmo wrote:
Aaron wrote:I got two special 20-euro notes from a cash machine in Turku in the weekend. They were sequental P-notes (P0538...) but this time printed by G
What was the shortcode?

G002G4

Helge · Post by **Helge** » Wed Feb 04, 2004 6:54 pm

joergb30 wrote:
Helge wrote:Today I got two brandnew 50€ notes from an ATM.
Both with M015G3 and serial V1715..... only the last two numbers are different.
Last Monday I received 2 €50 notes with consecutive serials in a shop:

V1693* M015C4
V1693* M015C4

Today 4x 50€ notes with consecutive serials
"hot off the presses"

4x V1681...... m015D3

Fons · Post by **Fons** » Wed Feb 04, 2004 8:00 pm

Tombola wrote:Today I received four 10-Euro bills at the ATM of the Austrian National Bank in Salzburg.

New bills with upgoing serial-numbers from Germany:

Code: P002**
Number: X.1.438.***.**6.* - X.1.438.***.**9.*

with friendly regards, Thomas

I had a €10 note with P004E2 X20149******

Avij, is that the highest German €10 which is entered?
if not.

was is the highest when I entered that note (on 16-01-2004)

thomas · Post by **thomas** » Wed Feb 04, 2004 11:14 pm

Fons wrote:is that the highest German €10 which is entered?

The highest not of P004** is X20810******, entered on 2003-12-31.

Fons · Post by **Fons** » Thu Feb 05, 2004 6:15 pm

thomas wrote:
Fons wrote:is that the highest German €10 which is entered?
The highest not of P004** is X20810******, entered on 2003-12-31.

Too bad I'm not the user with something which the highest of all.

joergb30 · Post by **joergb30** » Fri Feb 13, 2004 10:49 pm

i.love.euro entered a lot of German pooling notes in Italy today:

Fons · Post by **Fons** » Fri Feb 13, 2004 10:51 pm

He's entering a lot of €10 X-P notes for weeks.

Fundamental · Post by **Fundamental** » Thu Feb 19, 2004 2:25 pm

I got today three brand new Z 500€ bills

Asiamaniac · Post by **Asiamaniac** » Fri Feb 20, 2004 1:48 pm

Since around the beginning of February I receive a sizeable higher amount of V-and U-Notes from ATM and banks. Not all of these look so used that they seem to have made a long trip.

Elmo · Post by **Elmo** » Fri Feb 20, 2004 4:19 pm

Are these shortcodes extremely high and are the serialnumbers consecutive?
French high = >L025**
Spanish high = >M009**