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BCNumismatics Expert Numismatic Registered: January 2010 Location: Dominion of New Zealand. Posts: 748	Date Uploaded: Mon July 12, 2010 · Views: 2,672 Notes and Information Western Samoa N.D. (2008) 100 Tala Specimen. N.D. (2008). Note; In addition to the serial number JD0000000,the number 312 is in the bottom left hand corner.

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	Keywords: Western Samoa N.D. (2008) 100 Tala Specimen.
	Country: Western Samoa
	Date: N.D. (2008)
	Denomination: 100 Tala
	Serial Number: JD0000000
	Watermark Details: Portrait of Malietoa Tanumafili II above 'CBS'.
	Front Details: Portrait of Malietoa Tanumafili II (b. 1913 - d. 2007) in centre with signature at left.
	Back Details: Church in centre with the Western Samoan Coat-of-Arms at top right.
	Composition: Paper.
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Jesh

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Mon July 12, 2010 8:56pm

Always found this style of serial number interesting. Why do they do it like that?

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BCNumismatics
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Tue July 13, 2010 5:29am

Greg,
All zero serial numbers are usually reserved for Specimen notes in most countries.

Having the number in the bottom left hand corner is intended for the notes being sold as matching numbered sets.Unfortunately,the guy who sold me these Specimen notes mixed up the numbers from 3 different sets,& forgot to include the 10 Tala Specimen note for the 2008 issue.

Aidan.

Jesh

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Mon July 19, 2010 9:25am

No I mean how it goes from a small number to a larger number, size wise, not value wise.

BCNumismatics
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Tue July 20, 2010 6:25pm

Greg,
It is part of improving the security features to combat forgery.

Quite a few countries use this type of serial number for their current banknote issues,especially their paper issues.

Aidan.

Jesh

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Fri July 23, 2010 1:50pm

Gotcha, thanks!!