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It's a plate marker indicating where the particular bill was located in the large sheet of bills that are printed all at the same time. It doesn't affect the bill's value in any way. Other bills will have different numbers.
They're simply sequential numbers printed on the bills by a device that looks a bit like an old-fashioned mechanical odometer in a car. Every bill that's printed clicks the counter up by one digit. Except for "unusual" numbers (e.g. 00000005, 33333333, 12345678, etc.) the serial number on a bill does not affect its value.
The exact value of pi is the ratio of the circumference of a circle to its diameter. It cannot be printed exactly in numbers.
Your routing number is the first set of nine numbers you see printed at the bottom of your checks. A symbol or space sometimes separates it from the remaining printed numbers. Financial institutions use routing numbers to accelerate the transfer of funds. When you set up direct deposits, automatic payments, wire transfers, etc., you are usually asked to provide your routing number. Each state is assigned a nine-digit identifier by the American Bankers Association (ABA). Your bank prints that number on your checks to reflect the state where the account is located.
The serial number is simply a sequential number telling in what order the bill was printed with respect to others. It also includes a letter prefix indicating what Federal Reserve district the bill was printed for. Common serial number misprints include: > A stuck counter. There are two counter wheels (kind of like old-fashioned car odometer wheels) that rotate to print the numbers on each part of the bill. If one sticks, the two serial numbers will not be identical. > Inverted or back-sided serial numbers. Serial numbers are printed as part of a separate pass through a press. If the paper is accidentally fed upside down or backwards the numbers will not appear in the usual places. Both of these errors can be worth over $100.
what are the numbers at the bottom of a check called
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The serial number of a cell phone is usually located inside the back cover . Simply remove the cover and it should be printed near the battery.
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A telephone book.
The first stamp that had a Christmas connection was the Canadian Map stamp of 1898. It contained a map of the world with the British Commonwealth highlighted in red and the words "Xmas 1898" printed on it.
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The noun 'six' is a countablenoun, the plural for is sixes.example: The sixes are printed in orange, while all other numbers are printed in blue.
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The ones with the name of the alcohol contained inside printed in gold vertically, I'm guessing you mean. They are from the early 1960s.