Dropped digits? low serial

Just wanted to ask what constitutes a "dropped digit"? the last two digits on the left hand s# are lower than the rest, while the second to last digit is lower on the right hand s#. Is that considered an error? Then I just wanted to share this low # note I got.

 

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I'm not a note professional but I don't think this would be considered much of a error or given to much of a premium, but we will see what others have to say!

And nice low serial number got a few of those, and I would say they are worth to hang on too.

 

To have a premium, a portion of the digit must be missing or it should have a portion of two digits showing.

To some, at least four leading zeros is considered a low serial. To purists, five leading zeros.

 

IMHO, a note really needs five leading zeroes to be a low serial. From my experience, most collectors stick to that.

What about this serial did you think made it a low serial?

 

Example of Mis-Aligned Digit (almost 50%):



Example of "Stuck", "Rolled" or "Gas Pump" error:

 

Post edited. Thanks, Richie.

 

Thank you Clay that was very helpful.

Camaro I just figured it's under 10,000 for that run. Four zeros is the best I've found in circ.

 

I was looking only at the first note...I didn't see the last photo was a different note. My bad.