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My odd fiver

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chakka35 | 18:50 Sat 23rd Jun 2007 | Society & Culture
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I have just come across, protected in plastic, a fiver I kept from a few years back: it has Elizabeth Fry on the back. I kept it because there was something odd about it but, for the life of me, I can't remember what the oddity was.
There's no question of its being valuable: the fault was widely publicised and thousands of people must have kept one. Can anyone remember what was different about it?
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The serial numbers rubbed off.
it was a bank charge refund?
Does it have a significant date?
e.g. year 2000
It was a bet with someone who didn't like paying up, or it was the first time you had beat them at something?
It may be one of the new issue a few years back that had to be withdrawn. They were made with a new plastic technique and as jenstar says, when numbered the ink did not adhere properly and could be rubbed off easily.
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Yes, jenstar and Man in Black, I remember now: it was the ink. Good tries, you others, but no cigars.

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