Close Ladder (Ladder discussion)

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I know that in the catalogue it says the number 4567890 is a ladder but I would not buy it as such. I think it should be removed from the catalogue.

 What do you think is 4567890 a ladder number?

I agree with you. To me in order to have 4567890 be a ladder, bank notes would require 8 digits and would read 45678910 but it lacks eye appeal.

Maybe these could be added as they are all the possible permutations.

0123456
1234567
2345678
3456789
4567890
5678901
6789012
7890123
8901234
9012345

If anybody has any of the "non conforming" ladder notes listed above in Unc+ for the Journey series, i would be interested 

MG

Sorry guys, I have to disagree. Serial number digits range from 0 - 9, so I'm, OK with 4567890 or the possible permutations of.....

> " If anybody has any of the "non conforming" ladder notes listed above "

I'm puzzled as to why you think the first four on your list are " non conforming "

Cheers Bill

> " If anybody has any of the "non conforming" ladder notes listed above "

I'm puzzled as to why you think the first four on your list are " non conforming "

Cheers Bill

The first 5 and not first 4 are ladder notes. The following 5 are what i described as "Non Conforming which are simply the other permutations.

Regards,
MG

What do you think is 4567890 a ladder number?

I never noticed this or paid much attention to it, but I personally would agree with you....I would not consider this a ladder nor would I buy or collect one with this particular number

I'm in full agreement with both you MG & GarY_T that 4567890 should not be considered a ladder note and it never will be in my collection as such, that's why I only implied the first four. I'm OK with 0123456 but a 0 after a 9 just doesn't make a 10 in my eyes.

While typing this I see Friedsquid can be added to the list also

Cheers Bill

  They sure Are Pretty to Look At!

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MG

There is no 10 in a laddar serial number. Once you reach 9, the pattern repeats. What about 0987654, is it a laddar?

(Mod, maybe this should be moved to a new thread...)

There is no 10 in a laddar serial number. Once you reach 9, the pattern repeats. What about 0987654, is it a laddar?

As before, I don't see this number appealing to the eye.......it seems like there is something missing...again it would not be on my list of desired notes or ladders...
Again only my opinion.....

>" What about 0987654, is it a laddar? "

Nope! not in my books.

Great looking note MG thanks for sharing.

Cheers Bill

[edit]Post removed because I am purposely lying by omission - mmars[/edit]

So what about 5678910, 7891011, 9101112 ?

>" What about 0987654, is it a laddar? "

Nope! not in my books.

Great looking note MG thanks for sharing.

Cheers Bill

I agree with your statement. The 0 ruins it, but funny how this particular number "0987654" is used as example in charlton for descending ladder notes. In my opinion a 0 is Zero and not 10. Perhaps it should be better defined what is a "true" Ladder note because then one could just say look heres a ladder numbered note ex. AOH9101112 or AAC1211109... 9 10 11 12 its ascending!