As most of you know, Phil Goldstein is conducting a
survey to find the highest serial number in
collections of all MPC. This is interesting research.
Phil needs reports of your notes. For those o you who
have made reports, he needs confirmation of two
reports. The two reports below are both higher than
the number reported printed. I have checked the
records that I have and believe that the totals
reported in the MPC book are correct so confirmation
of these two reports is very important.

Confirmation is needed of the following two Highest
Reported Serial 
Numbers:

Series 472 10 cent: C10258278C
and
Series 661 10 dollar B05985789B

You can find a report of Phil's survey at his home
page on AOL. I think that the address is
http://hometown.aol.com/IWANTMYMPC/page1.html. If that
will not get you there, I am sure that Phil will
hammer me for putting this in here incorrectly and
give us the correct address.

Nick Shrier is doing a little research too. Someone
reported to him that in Korea on C day that fractional
notes were not exchangable. I told him that I did not
think that that was correct. He found another C day
vet who reported that fractionals could be converted
but were limited to under a dollar. Still does not
sound right to me, but Nick would like to know if
anyone else can shed any light on this.

Thanks a bunch.

Leo "Paymaster" May made it into chat last night. Leo
is about as anti techi as they come, so I am convinced
that everyone can get in.

Have a great day. Hope to see you at chat.

Fred




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