-STAR- wrote:G005/P, G006/P, G007/P and G008/P bills (at least the latter ones)
Not the G005 & G006, that are 2008's production. They also have the G/L. So it should be G007 & G008 or, who knows even higher.
But banknotes are assigned according to population, so let's make a quick calculation:
I am now assuming G prints for these countries: NL, LU, MT, CY, SI.
Of these, NL also print

this year, so lets assume a 50/50 distribution.
Populations (rounded):
NL: 16,5 million -> 8,3 million
LU: 0,5 million
MT: 0,4 million
CY: 0,8 million
SI: 2 million
~total: 12 million
So we will have 8,8 milliion/12 million G/P = 73,3% G/P
0,4/12 = 3,3% G/F (Malta)
0,8/12 = 6,7% G/G (Cyprus)
2/12 = 16,7% G/H (Slovenia)
This is less G/P than I initially expected to see, so I think we should have seen them by now. But on the other hand, I now remember that there should be about 500 million

notes printed by G this year, which will likely be more than just the two plate numbers seen until now, so it's still possible.
However, this post is using lots of information I can't find at the moment, so the conclusion is possibly wrong.