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Ive been checking my notes for a while now and the last mont been actively noodling $5 notes. Although by goatiemans stats I wasnt doing too bad I was feeling like giving it away and sticking to coins but lucky I didnt because I found one today. Not the best condition but I dont care  FJ06 512215 |
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Valued Member
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Not the best condition but I dont care .Congrats Enworb. Spoken like a true collector.  |
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Australia
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Congratulations enworb.
I think our friend Goatie has interested a few people in notes!
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Australia
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 Nice one! You did it. Congratulations. Now you feel very C  L, yeah? How'd you go stats wise? How many did it take? |
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Australia
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Goatie has definitely sparked an interest in notes. Coins are still my preference but I find the uniqueness of each and every serial number so interesting.
As far as stats I'm kicking myself that I didnt note exactly when I found it today. I search $3000 today, $500 from 6 different banks. I'm fairly sure it was the third bank so that would make $4100 from other days and the another $1000-1500. So around 1100 notes which is abut right from goaties stats. Also found another 'near solid' 06 111191
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04/27/2012 08:45 am
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Goatie,
You now have got me breaking large notes to get multiple small notes to check.....
And enworb is now noodling notes too!
I have not found anything further of interest though.
Closest was a $50 note with 07 654 125.
07 654 321 would be pretty cool to find.
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Good stuff, I went though a hell-of-a-lot of $50 yesterday (400 notes...my revolving cash in the safe, it seems every week that I change from $100's to $50's & back the next week, whilst getting a few hundred/thousand of coins), my results were: 400 searched 6 First prefix (2 x 1999, 2004, 2 x 2005 & 2007) 1 Last prefix (2003) 1 Radar 06 819918 1 interesting serial 08 222822 It's always the luck of the draw...keep on NOTEling I also have to thank Nancy for teaching
me how to get
tables working!
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Formerly nancyc
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I also have to thank Nancy for teaching me how to get tables working! You're welcome. Looking forward to your next list of stats.  life is a mystery to be lived not a problem to be solved
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Australia
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I have a serious problem with 6 digit numbers now. Its all you fault goatieman  My car has done over 100,000 km so now I find myself chrcking the odometer for radars  At work looking at account balances over $100k I look for radars Watching a DVD looking at the running time looking for radars I would say I've lost it but many who know me tell me I never had it  |
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A quote from my desk calendar: "A small measure of craziness mixed with a reasonable amount of eccentricity is an attractive alternative to conformity" J.D. Boatwood - who probably also noodled coins and banknotes in his spare time Squire |
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 you've got the bug alright,good luck with future note noodling |
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Here's one from a couple of thousands km's ago. Stop doing these things brain...give me a break. A two digit repeater or a radar (if the first 0 isn't included)  |
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Posted 04/27/2012 02:43 am
& finally 
