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Message:: [QUOTE="Numbers, post: 855479, member: 11668"]Depends on exactly where on the sheet the bills are coming from.  The order of the plate positions is a little odd; they don't just run down one column after the next.  For example, the first sheet would be laid out like this: 00000001   00800001   03200001   0400000100200001   01000001   03400001   0420000100400001   01200001   03600001   0440000100600001   01400001   03800001   0460000101600001   02400001   04800001   0560000101800001   02600001   05000001   0580000102000001   02800001   05200001   0600000102200001   03000001   05400001   06200001 The numbering covers one quadrant of the sheet at a time, before moving on to the next quadrant.  Within each quadrant, vertically adjacent notes differ by 200,000, and horizontally adjacent notes differ by 800,000.  But if you're crossing the boundary between quadrants, then vertically adjacent notes differ by 1,000,000, and horizontally adjacent notes differ by 2,400,000. More generally, in a print run of N sheets, vertically adjacent notes will differ by either N or 5N, while horizontally adjacent notes will differ by either 4N or 12N.[/QUOTE]