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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;Victor, post: 805633, member: 5454&quot;]First let me say I have no clue what this is about as I am a coin person who owns very little paper.</p><p>I have a stack of thirteen 2006 crisp unc never folded never used $20 bills which just came from a bank.&nbsp; They still smell like fresh ink.</p><p>It is a consecutive numbered run&nbsp; IF 13656154 E&nbsp; &nbsp; to&nbsp; &nbsp; IF 13656166 E&nbsp; .</p><p>The number under the serial is F6</p><p>The number in the bottom left corner [obverse] is E1</p><p>What I am confused with is the number up in the top right corner.</p><p>&nbsp;The lowest note IFxxxxxx54 has E364</p><p>the next note has E357&nbsp; next E361&nbsp; next E364 next E357 next E361 and so on</p><p>going through the stack.&nbsp; Every three notes it starts over.</p><p>The reverse has 249, 250 and 251 repeating every 3 notes over and over again 249, 250, 251.</p><p>Anyone care to explain to this metal head what the paper people mean by these numbers?&nbsp; Is it some sort of plate positioning?</p><p>Oh, and are these worth keeping together as thirteen CU consecutive notes or should I just spend them?&nbsp; It is kind of a pretty looking stack of bills..[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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