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Saturday, March 31, 2012

Another Thousand in the Books

Yesterday I entered my 18,000th Where's George bill. I had expected to enter it in early April, so it came ahead of schedule. I expect that I'll be entering my 19,000th bill sometime in early June. I entered my 17,000th in mid-January, and I should have written a report like this back then.

The work I have done to increase my lower than average FRBs is quite visible in this report as it has a major effect on the FRB entries (obviously), series entries (since I've only acquired series 2009 bills for the insertions), and block letter entries (since the acquired bills are all block letters A, B, & C).

Starting off with denominations, I'm back to about the peak amount of ones per thousand entries. Entry of fives was at a all-time low. I entered more tens than fives for the first time, and for the second time, I entered as many tens as twenties. As typical, I didn't enter any twos, fifties, or hundreds.

123456789101112131415161718
One673696783918911888919911849899902911917909916818866917
Two1
Five13011691294467465271314231494525654019
Ten616246242216121329261518101723233832
Twenty13612480282229232447364140242934925632
Fifty11111
Hundred14711

Looking at my series entries, 2009s made up over 60% of the last thousand bills entered. For the most part, the increase came at the expense of 2006. Most of the other series were even-ish compared to the last thousand entered, however, for the first time, I didn't enter any 2001 bills.

123456789101112131415161718
197411
19771
1981111
1981A111
1985112
19881
1988A45121111211211
19931231211
19956314864974872985754
19968442115111
19993259151419111691451486117553
200157452622201520131412138851089
200320314195769255614939493629172630241814
2003A450324314337313256251225194177169120132107112726862
2004866647121016861813101481213331712
2004A424635151012781811101144914147
2006110278458510524626627682698708692744668663584429458282
200974962146161228404403615

My FRB entries are not exactly what I would expect. FRBs "A" (Boston), "C" (Philadelphia), "D" (Cleveland), "H" (St. Louis), and "J" (Kansas City) are all higher as expected, but "E" (Richmond) and "F" (Atlanta) were also up from the last thousand with the "F" entries setting a new high. "L" (San Francisco) set a new low and was below 40% for the first time. "I" (Minneapolis) almost completely was wiped out. Hopefully I find some 2009 "I" bills to start inserting soon.

123456789101112131415161718
A373924222223123526302522244529242660
B871558682777871838110910669727162655746
C315424171520242325192316182316181535
D3019182121191622222515252536212069119
E473330283432108107136729974768875806075
F77867162575067691059784101113971319298132
G7669635359504640465357166866177988043
H282321192113191919211817201531404651
I1321544121322915151322151661816106
J332413162716161214151714101318171846
K443437346842645050553851445537413326
L497443559605578625528525461491496430496490485489488361

For me, block letter is the least interesting of the four categories here, but it is interesting to see how much A, B, & C are currently dominating. D & J are higher than last thousand due to an influx of 2009 F..D and L..J bills. G is still pretty strong due to the large amount of 2009 L..G bills in the area.

123456789101112131415161718
*533432242532524265
A261241236166164141121123132104129113109135127168185287
B147145107901077085751111149886150115105101104114
C7454535081504550614957484349626862109
D6912769966968786770687052506966906273
E80686765878511010079989895757672546855
F5149425465485752534946557510394878545
G346311681646982668266816463768711913186
H603811280516885978460831861026380605636
I281434363829344031352930373640733529
J342332695955444333354245362538462944
K171713353953394334412728253117192019
L262521777092585257494132374741202814
M513443484555595051624150463941182217
N403130273476566534446239313222162316
P8414101311101213252420253039202518
Q855767109512141020101781213
R42211119185062784939615739263919
S3221243354424
T21141313213
U1121211112212
V18112
W2221
X111
Y111

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