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Hi:  I found this note in a block of 10's (BFC) serial number BTW1492307 (J-C).  Could this be a replacement and what might it be worth.  Thanks, Tuffy

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Hi:  I found this note in a block of 10's (BFC) serial number BTW1492307 (J-C).  Could this be a replacement and what might it be worth.  Thanks, Tuffy

Brick: 1000 notes.
Bundle: 100 notes

Block: 4000 notes (4 bricks).

Please specify, and also if you ever find anything like this, popsting the FP and BP numbers are critical, as is letting us know if this was a virgin brick you obtained, or cracked open.

Those things are of huge importance.

Please clarify --
Thanks-
Hudson

Hi:  I found this note in a block of 10's (BFC) serial number BTW1492307 (J-C).  Could this be a replacement and what might it be worth.  Thanks, Tuffy

This should be a replacement note, i believe your not the first to find a BTW note mixed into a bundle of BFC notes. It'll be really worth hanging on to that note while more reports come in and an eventual replacement range becomes established. These prefix are still very new. Really good find though!

Sorry Hudson; I'm very new at this. The insert note was in a brick of 1000, shrink wrapped and separated in bundles of 100 with white bands. I can't find the front and back plate numbers. Maybe I just don't know where to look. I'd appreciate some guidance.
Thanks,
Tuffy.

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Sorry Hudson; I'm very new at this. The insert note was in a brick of 1000, shrink wrapped and separated in bundles of 100 with white bands. I can't find the front and back plate numbers. Maybe I just don't know where to look. I'd appreciate some guidance.
Thanks,
Tuffy.

Hi Tuffy, sorry about that, okay so I see someone beat me to the postings on this :-).

The FP/BP numbers are very tiny....

The brick you got was a factory sealed brick of tens from BABN.  Thanks for letting us know that. 

When repotring, you could say something like this:

Brick BTK 1234000-999          FP/BP   99/99

567 replaced by ABC 1234888 FP/BP 63/68  or whatever the case may be.  I made up the numbers, since I don't really know what is going on with the tens these days with regards to prefixes and replacements.


Good luck with your hunts!

    FP/BP  94/60  Thanks guys; I learned something else today!
    Tuffy.

    FP/BP  94/60  Thanks guys; I learned something else today!
    Tuffy.

LOL Good start :-)  Now, is the the FP/BP you mention for the mother brick? Or of the insert note itself, or both?

94/60 is from the insert note. I don't have the brick now and didn't record the sequence numbers. I'll remember next time.