What's The Lowest Serial Number You Have Found? (Or Bought)

Yes neat notes sel....would be even neater if you still had them.

There are a few basic differences between U.S. notes and most foreign notes though, and one would be the number of digits in the serial number. The notes that you mention have only six digits versus eight for U.S. notes, so the law of averages prefers your chances of getting lucky with those Brit notes over U.S. notes. I have many low serial numbers from foreign countries where the digits number only five or six.
Another difference is there are no other collectors quite as crazy over low serial numbers as are Americans, so the low serial numbers are snatched up as fast as they hit actual circulation, and most times, even before, by bank tellers and other speculators. In other countries, low serial numbers may float in circulation for a very long time, if not the entire life of the note.

It also depends on what a person considers a low serial number to be. On U.S. notes, I consider low to refer to numbers under 1000. On certain foreign notes, I consider low to be under 100.

Here are my 2 lowest:

(I've got plenty more)...

I've got a 1929 NBN $ 100. note from the bank of Baltimore, MD, in VF condition # F-000011-A. Being a new guy I don't think I'm allowed to post a pix, and that's ok because I wouldn't know how anyway.
The Bill Collector

Yeah Bill....it would be a neat treat to see that note....All you will need to do is click on the "Reply to Topic" link above the "Quick Reply" box that you used to make your verbal post....Then at the bottom of the "Reply to Topic" box, you will see a little green camera....click on that, and you should be guided through the rest of it.....It is quite simple, but if you have trouble, feel free to let me know.

From the information that you have given, I can tell you that your note was the bottom note on a six note sheet, and that particular sheet was the 11th sheet printed for that particular bank....Sounds like one great note, and I would love to see a picture of it. All notes on a sheet had the same serial number, but differed only in the prefix letter.....(the note at the top of the sheet being A000011A and the bottom note being F000011A).

Thanks zeewool,
I thought it would be a lot harder than that. This is a great site. It was one of the easier things I've done on any web site. Some of the others have way to many loop holes to jump through and after awhile I give up. Thanks Again for making it so easy.
The Bill Collector

I'm not happy with the pix quality but now that I see how easy it was I'll have a better camera soon.
The Bill Collector