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Canadian Notes => Canadian Journey Notes => Topic started by: moneycow on December 31, 2006, 03:17:53 pm
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Has anyone else noticed the new 5s being printed with the last digit a little darker. I assume it's common but not sure why. I picked up a small stack of AOJ recently and many of the last digits (left side serial number only) looked thicker (darker).
Thanks
Craig
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I've noticed this with many new bills. I'm sure it's very common.
Scott
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Yes, I have seen it in AOL and AOP as well. :)
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Yep, me too. The $5 AOL notes I just got seemed to almost ink right through the note too.
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I also saw this when I had about 20 new 5s on me. They were all like that. I thought I had something, but am not that lucky to get something good.
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It seems only on the left set of serial numbers on mine. Some also appear to have a slight downward-off-register of that last digit.
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I have seen it on a BKK $100 where the last digit was like double printed. Its nothing unusual, its just a surplus of ink that got released during printing. This is common. Shouldn't be worth anything.
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Agreed :)
It is Interesting but does not add to any additional premium. ::)
I have also notice some slight varitations of the placement of the last digit on the left serial on the new $5 Notes. It seems to bounce around a little during printing. It might be a slightly loose number????
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Every new note I've seen so far has a slightly darker last left digit on the SN (of the new fives).