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Binary serial number
A serial number that contains only 2 unique digits, for example "
19919191"
.
Example of Binary serie:
(This piece also is 7 digits in-a-row serial number)
See also: Fancy serial number
Bookend serial number
A banknote which a sequence of digits is the same at both ends, for example
157231
57. For illustration about the amount, the base is an serial interval 00000001-90000000 with 90,000,000 pieces. The most known category are:
- 2-digits bookend: 899,999 pieces (2 digits), for example 15757815.
- 3-digits bookend: 89,999 pieces (3 digits), for example 85623856.
- 4-digits bookend (also a 4-digits Repeater serial number): 8999 pieces (4 digits), for example 56875687.
Example of Bookend serial number (2 digits):
(This piece also is 6 digits of-a-kind serial number, Ternary serial number and Bookend serial number (3 digits))
Example of Bookend serial number (3 digits):
(Photograph credits: Maiker Carmona. This piece also is 6 digits of-a-kind serial number, Binary serie, Bookend serial number (2 digits) and Radar serial number)
Example of Bookend serial number (4 digits):
(Photograph credits: Nestor Lugo. This piece also is Ternary serial number)
See also: Fancy serial number
Brick
It's a group of 4 banknote
bundles, which are 4.000 banknotes.
See also: Bundle and Strap
Bundle
It's a group of 10 banknote
straps, which are 1.000 banknotes
See also: Brick and Strap
