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Message:: [QUOTE="Numbers, post: 792287, member: 11668"]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....[/QUOTE]