$100 polymer replacement note prefixes

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 Hi,  I was wondering if anyone has the prefixes for the 2011 $100 with Macklem Poloz, I bought the 2015 Charlton standard cataloged which has Macklem Carney and that's it. They're 2011 notes but not in there. We're there none for these signatures?
    Thanks Dan

Hi,  I was wondering if anyone has the prefixes for the 2011 $100 with Macklem Poloz, I bought the 2015 Charlton standard cataloged which has Macklem Carney and that's it. They're 2011 notes but not in there. We're there none for these signatures?

There are a lot of Macklem-Poloz $100 notes in circulation now, they first appeared last summer, after the catalog was issued. The prefixes are FKN-FKZ.

 I apologize, I ment to ask for the replacement note prefixes for these notes, if there are any.

Keep checking out the serial number db. It is the most up to date reference for these notes and gets updated frequently.  So far i don't believe there have been any replacement notes found as of yet with that signature.

 Thanks jb-2007 I'll check it out, Dan.

Hi,

I just entered a polymer $100 into the database and got confirmation that it is a replacement.

EKK9010124 42/42
This note has been added to the database.
This is a REPLACEMENT note!
EKK 9.000M-9.360M 360k Sheet (GPM25)

Are these notes worth keeping?  This note is circulated, probably VF condition

Thanks,
Dean

Did you check the catalogue for pricing?  Or Gilles' list?

Did you check the catalogue for pricing?  Or Gilles' list?

Hi Brent,

I checked the SNDB and that's how I found that this note was a replacement.
I don't have a current catalogue 

Dean

This is a REPLACEMENT note!
EKK 9.000M-9.360M 360k Sheet (GPM25)

360,000 EKK notes could be out there- making it pretty common.  Many of the sheet replacements in the $100 denomination have high runs.  Even most $50 sheet replacements were printed in 40,000 which are 1/9th as common.  I've had many EF-AU $100 inserts that go back into circulation.   I don't even withdraw them from the bank that often and I get far more inserts from the $100 than any other denomination.  I also recently found an VF-EF AHS (1.080- 1.120) which is going back. The book rates these at face value in VF/EF and no premium till AU.  Charlton lists all the SNR -which are far less common (in the 100 -2000 range) - as no more than FV too (though they may be worth keeping since the jury is out).  Actually any special # note is worth keeping if you can afford to keep it I suppose (esp if they have some type of extra significance & some eye appeal).

IMO- these polymer sheet replacements not "keepers" unless in near UNC (esp in the higher denominations).
 

Thanks for the info, WTTW.

Dean