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Highs and Lows => Two Dollar High/Lows => Topic started by: Gary_T on December 06, 2004, 06:25:39 pm
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I've wanted to ask this for quite awhile. Is the number known for when the big B changed to a small B in the 1986 $2 BBP prefix?
Any help would be appreciated.
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I'm not aware of any such known changeover, but if there is interest, a list could be created, as done for several other subjects of interest.
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I remember that prefix when it was released back in 1989-90. I remember seeing a BBP with the big B somewhere in the low 3-million range, and a small B in the higher 3-million range. :D
My two buck's worth is that the changeover is somewhere in the 3-Million range. :)
Later! Jonathan ;)
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The CPMS Newsletter, Dec. 1998, had highest large B, BBP3332593, and lowest small B, BBP4734450.
[Added to the list --BWJM]
Jonathan - your recollection appears to be spot on. Did you keep records, or better still, the notes? It would be great to reduce this gap.
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I have been into serial numbers on Canadian banknotes for 22 years. It has been so much an interest to me, it is my "fondest obsession". ;D In addition, I have an "eidetic" memory, which helps a lot.
*I said "eidetic" after all those years of watching "Bill Nye The Science Guy" on PBS, way back when! :D
Anybody else have any questions to ask me? ;D
Keep up the good work!
Jonathan ;)
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The CPMS Newsletter, Dec. 1998, had highest large B, BBP3332593
I have 2 BBP large B, higher then that of 3332593
They are:
BBP 3444170 &
BBP 3444171
[Added to the list --BWJM]
It would be interesting to see where the changeover actually takes place.
Anyone else with BBP's Large & Small B's ?
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I'm creating a list and some corresponding threads to report new numbers. Please post new finds there.
Thanks!