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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;Numbers, post: 2592479, member: 11668&quot;]Yes, and they&#039;re generally only of interest when the remaining digits are solid zeroes--not a random string of digits like the examples you gave.&nbsp; So 27000027, not 27760527.&nbsp; (And the radar 27000072 is probably in more demand than the bookend 27000027 anyway.)</p><p><br /></p><p>You also have to be careful with the term &quot;bookend&quot;, because it means at least two other things too.&nbsp; Sometimes it&#039;s used to refer to a bill where the prefix and suffix <i>letters</i> match, so J65481387J is a bookend even though the digits are nothing special.&nbsp; And sometimes it refers to the two bills with serials immediately before and after a bill that&#039;s of interest for some reason, usually a printing error--so if G15987546B has a printed fold, then the non-error notes G15987545B and G15987547B are the bookends, and all three of them together make a neat display.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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