Please watch your 2006 $20's....

Here are a couple more to bump the thread along...

2006 $20 Notes to check against your list:

FACE: SN [lower left] [upper right] / BACK: [lower right]

• ID 30083898B [G3] [G125] / [118]
D4

• ID 30083899B [G3] [G146] / [127]
D4

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Two early $20's from the intaglio presses:

IE 20970799 D (A2, A184, 181)
IF 02338346 B (D2, D100, 114)

Will continue to check my $20's and report any undetermined or contradictory notes.

 

In another thread I posted a rumor I had heard on New Year's Eve from a person that works at the Washington BEP...it was about "oversized" $20 bills. I thought he was talking about the new ones (2009), but it may have been the 2006 series. Anyway, this guy says that the BEP is quietly collecting up and destroying the "out of spec" notes. That's what I heard...don't know if it's true or not (or any more details).

 

Here are the ones I have...they all appear to be the old press:

EDIT/Question: The chart is a bit confusing to me (a currency novice). My "IL" series notes all have the larger plate numbers on the front plate. Does that mean they were made on the old press at Ft. Worth? ...or were they made on the new press?

Question: Why do some series have a three (3) plate set rotation while others have a four (4) plate set rotation? (I don't know if I'm using the correct terminology...but that's what it looks like to me.)


IC 12862443C - A1/A181/199
IC 12862444C - A1/A174/119
IC 12862445C - A1/A168/122
IC 12862446C - A1/A159/189
IC 12862447C - A1/A181/199
IC 12862448C - A1/A174/119
IC 12862449C - A1/A168/122

IC 12862454C - A1/A159/199
IC 12862455C - A1/A181/119
IC 12862456C - A1/A174/122
IC 12862457C - A1/A168/189
IC 12862458C - A1/A159/199
IC 12862459C - A1/A181/119
IC 12862460C - A1/A174/122

IE 08449677C - C2/C110/114
IE 08449678C - C2/C108/116
IE 08449679C - C2/C129/112
IE 08449680C - C2/C127/113
IE 08449681C - C2/C110/114
IE 08449682C - C2/C108/116

IE 08451164C - C2/C110/116
IE 08451165C - C2/C108/112
IE 08451166C - C2/C129/113
IE 08451167C - C2/C127/114
IE 08451168C - C2/C110/116
IE 08451169C - C2/C108/112
IE 08451170C - C2/C129/113

IE 08526952C - C2/C129/112
IE 08526953C - C2/C127/113
IE 08526954C - C2/C110/114
IE 08526955C - C2/C108/116
IE 08526956C - C2/C129/112
IE 08526957C - C2/C127/113
IE 08526958C - C2/C110/114

IE 22914632D - C3/C184/192
IE 22914633D - C3/C183/195
IE 22914634D - C3/C186/196
IE 22914635D - C3/C185/185
IE 22914636D - C3/C184/192
IE 22914637D - C3/C183/195
IE 22914638D - C3/C186/196
IE 22914639D - C3/C185/185
IE 22914640D - C3/C184/192
IE 22914641D - C3/C183/195

IE 22914657D - C3/C183/195
IE 22914658D - C3/C186/196
IE 22914659D - C3/C185/185
IE 22914660D - C3/C184/192
IE 22914661D - C3/C183/195
IE 22914662D - C3/C186/196
IE 22914663D - C3/C185/185
IE 22914664D - C3/C184/192
IE 22914665D - C3/C183/195
IE 22914666D - C3/C186/196

IL 85326935E - C2/C390/313
IL 85326936E - C2/C392/314
IL 85326937E - C2/C391/315
IL 85326938E - C2/C390/313
IL 85326939E - C2/C392/314
IL 85326940E - C2/C391/315
IL 85326941E - C2/C390/313
IL 85326942E - C2/C392/314
IL 85326943E - C2/C391/315
IL 85326944E - C2/C390/313
IL 85326945E - C2/C392/314
IL 85326946E - C2/C391/315
IL 85326947E - C2/C390/313
IL 85326948E - C2/C392/314
IL 85326949E - C2/C391/315
IL 85326950E - C2/C390/313
IL 85326951E - C2/C392/314
IL 85326952E - C2/C391/315
IL 85326953E - C2/C390/313
IL 85326954E - C2/C392/314
IL 85326955E - C2/C391/315
IL 85326956E - C2/C390/313
IL 85326957E - C2/C392/314

 

Because the old presses used four plates, while the new ones use three. So, yes, your IL..E notes are from the new presses. If you can find some runs of consecutive notes from certain older series, you'll observe that the BEP has also had one-plate and two-plate presses at various times.

Fort Worth notes have a large *back* plate number, and an "FW" on the face. New-press notes have a large *face* plate number. (So far all the new-press notes are from DC, but FW should be getting new presses too at some point...presumably the resulting notes would have the large plate numbers on *both* sides?)

 

L12 IL37117897E SOI press, large plate
On a side note this one has lots of bleed through...

 

A couple more to bump the thread along...

2006 $20 Notes to check against your list:

FACE: SN [lower left] [upper right] / BACK: [lower right]

• IB 53759065E [E2] [E390] / [313]
B2

• IC 51734202B [C1] [C150] / [164]
C3

• IE 31850441C [H4] [H108] / [113]
E5

 

Two more early $20's, also from the intaglio presses:

ID 49359655 B (G3, G159, 163)
IE 20970799 D (A2, A184, 181)

Will continue to check my $20's and report any undetermined or contradictory notes.

 

Interesting...thanks!

Btw, are bills made by the new presses any more or less valuable than the others?

 

Probably not, at least not where 2006 $20's are concerned, since both were printed in large quantities.

As more denominations get converted to the new presses, and as the change to Series 2009 progresses, there's a chance that a scarce combination will be created--e.g., it might happen that the BEP prints a very small quantity of old-press 2009 $10's before switching to the new presses, or something like that. In such a case, the scarce variety might end up acquiring a collector premium. (But the BEP will most likely try to avoid such situations; after all, there's not much point making plates you're hardly going to use....)

It also might not hurt to hold on to notes from the mixed old/SOI print runs, if you happen to run across them. If it should ever become popular to collect these varieties by run (as web notes are often collected), the old-press notes from the mixed runs might be tough to find (as the non-web notes from the web ranges are). Of course, since we're talking about $20's rather than $1's, there's probably not an excellent chance that such collecting will catch on widely, just because of the total face value involved....

 

A few more to bump the thread along...

2006 $20 Notes to check against your list:

FACE: SN [lower left] [upper right] / BACK: [lower right]

• IC 23043380B [D3] [D72] / [49]
C3

• IE 79195433D [D2] [D358] / [303]
E5

• IE 64126583C [A1] [A184] / [166]
E5

 

Id check my wallet but my wife has it along with all the money inside.....LOL
I will check for the numbers if there is any money left!

 

A few more to bump the thread along...

2006 $20 Notes to check against your list:

FACE: SN [lower left] [upper right] / BACK: [lower right]

• IC 07698662C [G3] [G151] / [119]
C3

• IC 89418017B [H4] [H150] / [189]
C3

• IE 39990045B [H1] [H95] / [93]
E5

 

My 2 20s from 2006 right now I have ID 26407551 B (D4), Top right corner (E 146) and IG 62436738 B Top right corner (FW A 20)

 

Three more:

IF 14147559 E (G1, G361, 249)
IJ 59579910 A (B2, FW B25, 13)
IL 13416150 A (D1, FW D1, 1) * #1 front and back plate #'s!

Will continue to check my $20's and report any undetermined or contradictory notes.

 

Got one. IF80252758D top right B361 Back lower right 244

 

Three more with one of interest:

IB 85195407 E (B2, B399, 316) Press type not yet determined
IG 08369333 B (B2, FW B28, 15) Intaglio press
II 45503963 A (D1, D277, 200) Intaglio press

Will continue to check my $20's before I spend them.

 

IC33558462C H369/H1/257 au -O) 4th find.

 

First let me say I have no clue what this is about as I am a coin person who owns very little paper.
I have a stack of thirteen 2006 crisp unc never folded never used $20 bills which just came from a bank. They still smell like fresh ink.
It is a consecutive numbered run IF 13656154 E to IF 13656166 E .
The number under the serial is F6
The number in the bottom left corner [obverse] is E1
What I am confused with is the number up in the top right corner.
The lowest note IFxxxxxx54 has E364
the next note has E357 next E361 next E364 next E357 next E361 and so on
going through the stack. Every three notes it starts over.
The reverse has 249, 250 and 251 repeating every 3 notes over and over again 249, 250, 251.
Anyone care to explain to this metal head what the paper people mean by these numbers? Is it some sort of plate positioning?
Oh, and are these worth keeping together as thirteen CU consecutive notes or should I just spend them? It is kind of a pretty looking stack of bills..

 

Here ya go...maybe this will help a little..

RickieB

http://www.squidoo.com/PaperMoneyGlossary