Found a Series 2006a Hundred Dollar Bill that starts with letter K!

But you don't have a choice for that yet. I want to be the first to enter one! (I was #694 on the other site).

Speaking of "the other site", I applied to have my access to the Forums reinstated. I figured two and a half years was long enough. Well after a month they finally answered me. I was turned down because the Grand Poobah "couldn't risk it based on my actions on and OFF the Forums (emphasis mine).

So just be aware that this is a public site.

EJKorvette on the boards

Is that still old style or did the new one FINALLY come out? Oh and I'm sure marcus will have no problem adding the series. You can contact him through the help menu under support team.

Matt & EJ -

The 2006A Hundred is actualy a Cabral-Paulson signed note that has been printed January-April 2011.

It is the long anticipated redesign of the $ 100. Check the redesign features at http://www.newmoney.gov/media/resources.htm

dctim wrote:Matt & EJ -

The 2006A Hundred is actualy a Cabral-Paulson signed note that has been printed January-April 2011.

It is the long anticipated redesign of the $ 100. Check the redesign features at http://www.newmoney.gov/media/resources.htm

So you are saying it is finally out! It sure took long enough didn't it?

According to the BEP, yes it is out, although I bet the vast majority are going overseas were they are more pickey about security features in currency than we are in the US.

Check the Jan, Feb, Mar and Apr reports:

http://www.bep.treas.gov/uscurrency/monthlyproductionreport.html

Or, check Excelsior's site:

http://www.uspapermoney.info/serials/f2006ah.html

dctim wrote:According to the BEP, yes it is out, although I bet the vast majority are going overseas were they are more pickey about security features in currency than we are in the US.

Check the Jan, Feb, Mar and Apr reports:

http://www.bep.treas.gov/uscurrency/monthlyproductionreport.html

Or, check Excelsior's site:

http://www.uspapermoney.info/serials/f2006ah.html

Oh so it is true. yes they will more likely be focused oversees. If out though I should see some with a month or so. i handle alot of money in a week not that much of it is mine.

Actually it looks just like a 2006 hundred dollar bill, even with the same signatures. The only difference is that it's Series 2006a and the serial number starts with K.

EJKorvette on the boards

EJKorvette wrote:Actually it looks just like a 2006 hundred dollar bill, even with the same signatures. The only difference is that it's Series 2006a and the serial number starts with K.

EJKorvette on the boards

That doesn't ,make any sense but it wouldn't be the first time a bill series was printed that didn't make sense.

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He Ej, Mishgirl says hi!

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Actually, most $100 bills end up overseas. According to stats I have seen, fully 2/3 of our $100 bills end up circulating overseas. And that was long before the new bill.

It seems that would be a good way to get international hits, if that is what ya want.

Diamondback Dave wrote:

He Ej, Mishgirl says hi!

Tell her hi for me!

She helped me put loads of Georges into slots in Vegas when we were both there five years ago.

EJKorvette wrote:

Diamondback Dave wrote:

He Ej, Mishgirl says hi!

Tell her hi for me!

She helped me put loads of Georges into slots in Vegas when we were both there five years ago.

Are you still working at a Casino? You are bound to see a number of registered bills there. I see many at the store I work at unfortunately there is absolutely no was I can track them. If I traded them out I could get accused of stealing. That brings me to the next question is what kind of checkmark do you put on your bills? I don't wind up entering every single bill I own, just not enough time, but if I see it I can make a point to enter that bill.

I never worked at a casino. I work at racetracks where I punch the bets, take the money, and pay the winners. I see loads of money every day that I work.

EJKorvette on the boards

EJKorvette wrote:I never worked at a casino. I work at racetracks where I punch the bets, take the money, and pay the winners. I see loads of money every day that I work.

EJKorvette on the boards

Oh sorry, I remember the pic of you in your work outfit. Looked like a casino worker, but ya I'm sure you dress similar at that job as well. Thank you.