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Since all bundles have 100 notes and all bricks have
1000 notes how can you explain that if no note
Is replacing a bad note
Here is how it explained. Lets say the machine starts with the following note:
0009800
Scenario 1 - For the next 100 notes it does not find any defective notes then the bundle will go from:
0009800 to 0009899 (100 notes)
The next bundle in the brick will start from 0009600 and if there is no defective not it will go to 0009699.
Scenario 2 For the next 100 notes the following notes were found to be defective: 0009800, 0009810 and 0009899. In this case the bundle will have the following notes:
0009801 to 0009809 (9 notes) missing 0009800 and 0009810
0009811 to 0009898 (88 notes) missing 009899
The above totals only 97 notes so the bundle will have the following additional notes:
0009600 to 0009602 (3 notes)
The next bundle will start from 0009603 and if there are no defective notes it will go to 0009699 and then from 009400 to 0009402.
and so on.
When bricking it is often easy to retrieve through the brick a full sequence from 000 to 999 assuming no defective notes. However these may not be in a single bundle in a brick but will be over two bundles.
If anyone is interested in seeing a $10 Polymer bundle going from 000 to 999 please feel free to message me separately.
*there was small error in my starting bundle number. Generally in a bundle the notes when viewed with number side up jump down in sequence i.e. in a bundle if the PN of the top note is 05 the PN of the bottom note will most lesser than 05 most likely 04. There are exceptions to the rules and this can get highly technical. Needless to say there has been documentation of numerous bundles and bricks which informs the above statements. If anyone is inclined to compare notes it would be most appropriate outside of the postings maybe at the upcoming
RCNA.
Edited by Paisa
06/05/2018 6:17 pm
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Posted 06/05/2018 11:59 am
