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Today, I've entered the first 10E printed by The Netherlands (G-printer) for Spain (V); the first in +42.000 notes and number 6 in our EBT database.
I should had keep it. Looks like it's quite rare. Anyways, it was a used note.
So, those notes aren't typos. They are REAL!

I've heard they are going to use more and more foreign printers. Let's see when we see the first foreign-made euro notes (other than 50e) released by the Bank of Finland.

Anyways, it makes eurobilltracking more and more interesting.

The strangest note I entered was :
20E note from Spain (V) printed bij the Italian printer (J).
It is still the only one with this combination in our database.
At that time I checked carefully the printing on the note, considered the note rare, but spend it anyway.

This 20 euro note with J code must be a mistake.

But, the 10 euro spanish note with G code it's real, but I can't see them circulating. A few months ago somebody sold two G-code 10 euro notes (v) in eBay, and I saw the image.

Angelino wrote:The 10 euro spanish note with G code it's real, but I can't see them circulating. A few months ago somebody sold two G-code 10 euro notes (v) in eBay, and I saw the image.

I should have kept that special note ... but it's in circulation again ... stupid me!

how much got paid for it?

Ten euro, probably.

No. 33 euro.

This is the auction in Aucland (not in Ebay )

http://myaucland.aucland.fr/accdb/ViewI ... 511365&VH=

And the pictures of the most rare of the spanish notes (There are no 10 euro G spanish notes circulating in Spain, probably in other countries?)

obverse



reverse



short code

Angelino wrote:No. 33 euro.

This is the auction in Aucland (not in Ebay )

Hmm, I think you will get a lot of fake hits from this one. Can you obscure the numbers partly?

Thank you, MDeen.



Now, there are invisible numbers.

I just noticed something in my database: my lowest serial of a Spanish €10-
note is V043, with shortcode M001**!

So I think there are more of those G-printed Spanish €10-notes, but
almost all of them are kept by the Spanish National Bank.

Or do some people have Spanish €10-notes with serials (much) lower than
V043?

BTW bhoeyb, did the serial of your Netherlando-Spanish bill also start with
V01 and have shortcode G005**?

Elmo wrote:Or do some people have Spanish €10-notes with serials (much) lower than V043?

My lowest €10 V-note is V037. I have 4 that are lower than V043. All have M00 printercodes. All my 66 V-notes (not just the €10 ones) have an M printercode. They range from V003 to V133. But again, that are not just the €10 notes.

Maarten

The lowest spanish M001 10 euro notes are V033... and the highest (M003) are V066..

200 and 500 euro spanish notes are T001...

Elmo wrote:BTW bhoeyb, did the serial of your Netherlando-Spanish bill also start with
V01 and have shortcode G005**?

I still don't have a statistic file with my notes so it takes me too long to look for 1 note in 45.600 notes ... but maybe the next days if I have some time .

-edit-
I couldn't resist ... it's a indeed a G005** with V01

There are 7 10-euro notes V/G in EBT.
0 inserted from Spain. 4 from the Netherlands. Second item must be Bhoeyb's one.


2003-09-25 17:46:27 Vxxxx8107xxx Gxxxxx Den haag ( Holanda, 2511)
2003-09-15 22:16:10 Vxxxx9608xxx Gxxxxx Herentals ( Belgica, 2200)
2003-09-02 23:07:10 Vxxxx1096xxx Gxxxxx Etten-leur ( Holanda, 4876CT)
2003-04-28 10:32:10 Vxxxx9082xxx Gxxxxx Stillorgan ( Irlanda, D)
2003-03-02 11:12:07 Vxxxx8062xxx Gxxxxx Halle(saale) ( Alemania, 06132)
2003-02-20 19:14:19 Vxxxx5103xxx Gxxxxx Haarlem ( Holanda, 2012AG)
2002-12-17 23:50:15 Vxxxx8607xxx Gxxxxx Schipluiden ( Holanda, 2636 HT)


I want to have one of them...