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General => General Forum Comments => Topic started by: polarbear on February 03, 2006, 08:04:42 am

Title: Inserts/QCIN
Post by: polarbear on February 03, 2006, 08:04:42 am

Insert notes are randomly placed in $5 bills, Are they still placed in $10, $20 , $50 and $100  bricks in large numbers.  

  QCIN are are  just checking to see if the note meets the quality of  printer.  Would there be a increased value in QCIN and how can you really confim that it is a QCIN.

Thanks :)
polarbear

Title: Re: Inserts/QCIN
Post by: sudzee on February 03, 2006, 07:08:29 pm

If you check the numbers you found the HOLs between you will probably find them to be  250-251 or 750-751. This is not a ramdom placing. The fives are being cut up in stacks of 250 at a time. Replacement sheets are inserted under the first sheet, along with any inspection sheets, then cut up. You may also find replacements between positions 000-001 and 500-501.

Replacements are still being found in bricks of all other denominations.

Inspection notes are just regular notes out of order and would not have any added value.

Gary

Title: Re: Inserts/QCIN
Post by: Hudson A B on February 03, 2006, 08:41:13 pm

Gary is totally correct.  The QCIN was a term to describe the non-replacement notes.  They have no added value, since they do not replace.  That pretty much sums it up in one sentance.

Keep searching though and good luck.

Title: Re: Inserts/QCIN
Post by: polarbear on February 03, 2006, 09:37:26 pm

Thanks for the clarification.  Much appreciated

Polarbear :)