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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;Matthew howell, post: 7848377, member: 123475&quot;]Thanks. I had the same question as the OP, and been looking all night for the answer. So thanks for confirming.</p><p>I&#039;ve got one more question just to make sure I get it and id appreciate it if you&#039;d help me out. Anyway. Having consecutive serial numbers on a couple of dollar bills can have the same sheet location but be printed by a different plate? Is it because of a difference between repeats per cylinder rotation and the amount of repeats per sheet. Like 3 rotating plates per lane but 7 have to fill a sheet. Also, wouldn&#039;t that mean that the face plate number (A44 in my case) is printed separate than the sheet location identifier (A5 in my case)? </p><p>And one question off the specific point in this post. Have you ever heard of a repeat length error? I have these 2 one dollar bills made back to back that are also 3/32 too long. E34140003A and E34140004A. I different face plate numbers, but I noticed the length and the 0003 and 0004 and thought maybe they were at the top of a stack and bowed up or something when the guillotine went to cut it.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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