*Z/Z Question

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 Charlton estimates 160 *Z/Z notes were printed.  How many are known to have survived, and are the serial numbers known?  Thanks

The CPMS Newsletter publishes an updated list every once in a while.  The latest update was in the December 2003 issue, page 111, and lists about fifteen different notes.  They seem to have come from more than 4 sheets, so the estimated number printed will probably increase in the next catalogue.
The latest *V/V census is printed on the same page.

Thanks for pointing me in the right direction, I found it!  

are these *Z/Z notes very hard to find?  How long on average should it take to find one of these *Z/Z notes?

Be aware that there is a *Z/Z note in the TCIF auction, Gem Unc.  *Z/Z 6392000  Estimated value is between $4,000 and $6,000.

well i dont expect a GEM *Z/Z note to appear in my collection anytime soon but i am looking for one in VG or F

I think there are only about 15 known... most in UNC.  A F sold on e-bay last year for about $1100.

eek... it could take awhile, but ya i would pay 1000 or more if i find one in a lower grade

 Hi

I have *Z/Z6711499 in fine with pen scribble on front otherwise a great note with the odd last 3 digits.

  $1200 cdn

I can scan and send pics if you want

  Ron

You mean you don't have a nice concise website showing all of your notes? (just kidding)

*Z/Z6711499

New *Z/Z list - is this list complete?

*Z/Z 5835000
*Z/Z 6248000
*Z/Z 6383000
*Z/Z 6384000
*Z/Z 6385000
*Z/Z 6386000
*Z/Z 6387000
*Z/Z 6388000
*Z/Z 6389000
*Z/Z 6390000
*Z/Z 6391000
*Z/Z 6392000
*Z/Z 6711499
*Z/Z 8306999
*Z/Z 8329999
*Z/Z 8889999

CPMS records show *Z/Z 8733999, evidently a recent addition, but I cannot recall at the moment where it came from.

 Hi

 I have *Z/Z6711499 in fine with pen scribble on front otherwise a great note with the odd last 3 digits.

   $1200 cdn

 I can scan and send pics if you want

   Ron

Yes please send a scan... Does this mean that this note is up for sale for $1,200?
If so its a reasonable price

The numbering pattern strikes me as quite interesting (thanks for compiling it eyevet).

Does anyone have any comments on it?

The first 12 in the list all end with 000. The last 4 with 99. Of the original 160 notes, that seems odd, or does it make complete sense to someone? What am I missing?

  The numbers on a sheet of notes skip by 500 numbers making the last two numbers the same on each note of the sheet.

 Looking at the numbers in the list it seems that 10 notes in the 638**** range are all from one sheet.