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On 12/13/2021 at 6:03 AM, Jennifer F. said:

Good morning,

Thanks for your message.  The small "m" stands for Mule.  Learn Grading: What Is a Mule? | PMG (pmgnotes.com) The small "s" stands for specimen. PMG Glossary | PMG (pmgnotes.com)

Thank you!

Thank you, totally forgot about the glossary.

Will go back and triple check, maybe it was overlooked? 

The sites that the notes are linked to in the population report, do not seperate these types of notes in a user friendly method. 

Appreciate the help. 

Thank you

On 12/13/2021 at 6:06 AM, Jennifer F. said:

Good morning,

I'm afraid I don't understand your question.  Can you please clarify your question?

Thank you!

Why would PAA block be in both series descriptions of 2133-A & 2133-B ?

It is understood for 2133-A description of PAA but why would the PAA Block be in the #2133-B-PBB block? The process is not continued through the rest of these descriptions. Maybe it is production related?

see screenshots. 

Does this help with clarification? 

Thank you

Looking at the FR# 1900 what does the "m" refer to in "#1900-Am & #1900-Am*" ? see screenshot for reference.

Also what would the "s" mean? Same catergory/reference " #1900-Cs or #1900-Ds"?

Thank you

The screenshot provided shows #2133-B-, why do some of these pop reports show previous block letters?

for example "PAA" & "PBB" yet if BL-PB* is chosen only PB* shows up. 

On 12/3/2021 at 6:08 AM, Jennifer F. said:

Good morning,

We show the serial numbers in this limited edition start with 2012 and ends with 1-150.  

Thanks!

Thank you

On 12/1/2021 at 2:47 PM, Fenntucky Mike said:

I might be able to help now that I know what they are.

Looks like the $2 all started with 2021 and were limited to a release of 10,000. Since the serial number is 8 digits that would limit the range to 20129999 - 20120000 (BA block). The $5 was similar in that the serial number started with 1862, that along with the release limit would close the range to 18629999 - 18620000 (J)GA block). I would assume they were printed on full sheets and then cut, but I can't say for sure. Those are my best guesses anyway. 

You can still buy the original sets online for under $40.

Hmm. Good to know. Yes, I did read some info at BEP, but there was not an in-depth explanation of the "le" notes. But your explanation seems to fit with the anniversary dates mentioned.

Appreciate the info.

Take care   

Thank you

On 12/1/2021 at 7:37 AM, signal6271 said:

Hello Jennifer,

Another question,

would these have been sheet production from the BEP? 

Thank you

Jennifer,

One other question, do you know the serial number ranges and would you share these? 

On 12/1/2021 at 6:21 AM, Jennifer F. said:

Good morning,

Thanks for your message.  On this particular note the "le" would stand for Limited Edition.  For this particular FR number there was a 150th Anniversary set with a specific serial number range that were part of this limited edition group.  

If you have any other questions, please let us know.  Thank you!

Hello Jennifer,

Another question,

would these have been sheet production from the BEP? 

Thank you

Thank you. 

will do.

Thanks.

Question; what does the "Ble" mean? 

I understand the the B portion but not the "le" portion.

See the attached screenshot for reference.

looking at the catalog at PMG for #1939 $2. dollar 2009 note. 

What does "Ble" mean? (see attached screen shot)