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Matt_J Valued Member Australia 88 Posts	Posted 02/07/2013 5:17 pm Hi everyone, I have a $20 bank note with serial CJ06030603, Can anyone provide assistance with the that's on this type of note? Goatieman provided useful stats for me on a previous thread regarding 6digit radar + repeaters being 1 in 1,111. So I'm thinkin 8 digits will again reduce the chances a fair bit. Although its not first or last prefix, what may be a realistic value for this serial (or the same type) Thanks for any replies. (P.S I'm looking to expand my knowledge on banknotes as its a growing interest, any links to useful sites / threads would be helpful especially regarding where to find what the last prefixes are) Report this Post to the Staff

enworb Pillar of the Community Australia 4411 Posts	Posted 02/07/2013 5:22 pm It is an 8 digit repeater, not radar. If its UNC it might be worth $40-50 Report this Post to the Staff
The Unicorn Pillar of the Community Australia 750 Posts	Posted 02/07/2013 5:25 pm G'day Matt_J The following link might help you a little with the prefixes. http://banknotes.rba.gov.au/serialnumberinfo.html Report this Post to the Staff
Matt_J Valued Member Australia 88 Posts	Posted 02/07/2013 8:34 pm Thanks for the link unicorn, was exactly the information I was looking for, will add to favorite for future reference. My bad on the radar, misunderstood the type although read up on it and won't mistake again Report this Post to the Staff
goatieman23 Pillar of the Community Australia 869 Posts	Posted 02/08/2013 05:31 am The commonality of 8-digit repeaters are: 90 in 999,999 which will be 1 in 11,111 (e.g 06030603) This commonality will be the same for 8-digit radars: 90 in 999,999 which will be 1 in 11,111 (e.g 06300360) As for 8-digit radar repeaters, that's a different story entirely, why? Because in each prefix, there's only one likelihood because of the year serial (e.g; so for 2006 it'd only be possible for 06600660). This makes an 8-digit radar repeaters: 1 in 999,999 which will be 1 in 999,999, making it rarer than a solid serial. This is all if my brain's working right right now. Want some more stats, don't hesitate. Report this Post to the Staff
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