10$ BEY

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Hi,
   I talk to the poeples who check in brick to find radar,insert...it's about my two BEY I found in circulation this summer,they are between the range 2,630-2,720 and 2,900-2,945.Mines the serial number are 2876446,2866114 one in EF and the other VF grade.And nobody found BEY  regular brick between all the range of insrets.For now they found other insert BEY in BTA,BTB,BTC....brick.All the regular brick in BEY are over around 5million to 10m.and they told me it was a long time they past BEY brick and for now they only receive in BT prefix.My two notes are not a regular notes because no regular notes exist under the last range of insert(3.665-3.710).But they are not in the second range of the BEY insert.I can not confirm it's a insert,but no regular notes exist under 3.710??Is this a no name notes???Or lost notes??Can someome be able to help me with my notes???Thanks.
                                    Claude
                           cbeaulieu1@videotron.ca

Hi,
   The 10$ with serial number 2866114,the BP=83
                                                              FP=71
    The other one is in the safe.
                           Claude

Claude, I got a well circulated BEY2814470 in my change today. So yours aren't the only ones in that gap. But from looking at it I unfortuately can't tell you if it's a replacement or not. :-?

There is currently 4 ranges for the BEY replacements
2.630-2.720
2.900-2.945
3.485-3.575 New!
3.665-3.710
So at the moment your BEY notes in the 2.8m range should be considered as regular notes. That doesn't mean they are. The BEY insert ranges seem to be constantly expanding as more and more discoveries have been made. Since they are right in between two ranges it would be good to hang on to them for a bit. It is possible that the first two ranges could be expanded into one big range.