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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;Jamericon, post: 789202, member: 18294&quot;]Much of the data on early production does not differentiate between specific series. To BEP operators at the time there was only &quot;Series of 1928&quot; or &quot;Series of 1934,&quot; not A or B or C, etc. Many times the first serial number printed on a different series was recorded, but the last serial was not. </p><p>&nbsp;</p><p>For example, I have all the delivery records for Series of 1928 regular notes and star notes, but the problem is that none of it is divided into 1928, 1928A, or 1928B. It takes observations of many notes to find the breaks between one series and the next. And because the face plates were mixed during this era, the changeover between two series can span hundred of thousands or millions of serial numbers.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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