How to differentiate printer, thanks! [solved]

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KW

Many ways

 

Usually it is related with serial number and prefix, sometimes printer label is separate from serial number and prefix, sometimes it is written specifically sometimes not, sometimes it is related with paper microfibers and so on.

Usually I visit respective National Bank's website to check these details. 

 

In your case it should be related with serial numbers. If you cannot find info online you just ask someone working in a bank there. I worked in German banks for long time so I can only tell for German stuff

Had to look it up in my Charlton book. The serial numbers all start with a 5.  The second number denotes the printer, 0 and 2 are CBN and 6 is BABN.  Except for replacement notes where the third digit represents the printer,  0 for CBN and 6 for BABN. CBN replacement notes start with 510 and BABN replacement notes start with 516.

If you had given them more time they could have made it more confusing.

This info should be put on the page.

Thanks a lot guys!

KW
Status changed to Solved (Surpreme Grandmaster, 24 Apr 2023, 09:01)

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