The serial numbers for the 2013 dated banknotes have been published on the Reserve Bank website:
http://banknotes.rba.gov.au/serialnumberinfo.html
A reasonably short run of $5
Slightly longer runs of $10 and $20.
Plenty of $50 and $100 printed.
It is unusual to have all denominations printed in a given year.
The $20 note s/nos have me a bit perplexed.
What would constitute a last prefix? Obviously DA13 but with the numbers 999999 down to 141501 or from 950000 to 141501? Reading that there were no s/Nos between 971500 to 950000.
TIA
Quote from: 'Steveqld' pid='49826' dateline='1400746690'The $20 note s/nos have me a bit perplexed.
What would constitute a last prefix? Obviously DA13 but with the numbers 999999 down to 141501 or from 950000 to 141501? Reading that there were no s/Nos between 971500 to 950000.
TIA
My thought is that perhaps all the sheets in that range had a problem and were destroyed.
For those interested the RBA has flagged their intention to sell more 2013 first and last prefix notes commencing 14 July 2014.
Details of prices etc yet to be advised.
http://banknotes.rba.gov.au/collecting.html
Pedro
Agree, the $20 print numbers are a bit baffling. Can anyone enlighten us?
Order forms for the RBA 2013 note sale are now available on their website:
http://banknotes.rba.gov.au/collecting.html
Pedro