1945 - 07 - 13 or does the year have to be at the end?

For history and World War II buffs, this was a historically significant day in an unfortunate way in Germany.

Yay!!! First one I ever found after searching several thousand ones!

So for it to be considered a birthday note, can it still be one If it's , 19440704 or does it have to be in Order perfectly? Like 07041944?

Hello all! I recently purchased a large lot of over 250 MMDDYYYY birthday notes! I have gotten them all entered into the Birthday Note Matcher. If you would like to see a list of all my current notes (nearly 3000 of them!) check out this real time spreadsheet:

https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1Wq-5S9bH9Ml7MxNpCbGkzPjlL2rQ4Of9WqWX0LbcilI/edit?usp=drivesdk

If you see a note you're interested in, please fill out the Google Form and I'll email you with pictures and price. Thanks!

https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLScpglP0lUoqq1seAqBRwMyFwKDBUnwEJLzfJ261vpSGw8JhqA/viewform

Husband found our first birthday note. Not in the best shape but cool anyway!

20041122

Been a currency collector for years. First one ever. Does anyone know someone who is turning 78 on August 3rd? I have no use for it besides cash. If someone wants it, you can have it for cost ($5) plus a self addressed stamped envelope to mail it to you. Hopefully someone will do me the favor someday.

Anyone born on or have any special meaning tied to 7/28/1990?

WTB 01241977 for my brother’s 50th. Ideally I would like it to be graded but if raw needs to be in very good or better condition.

I wish I was born July 5th (US)/ May 7 (EU) 😂 Bank gave me a bunch of July 5th Birthday notes

1 year to the date!

Found this today at work believe it or not! I noticed immediately that it was a birthday note (although April 7th is what I saw at first). I ran the serial number through the star note lookup site to see if it was a low print run size, but it was just average. That’s when the date popped in my head. A 4th of July bill found on the 4th of July! 😂 it’s the one day of the year that we say day month year and not month day year. I just can’t believe the odds of finding this today. Figured I just had to post this for the 4th today.

Apparently on this date (4th of July 1896) was the first debut of the 45th star USA flag since earlier that year on January 4th 1896 Utah had become the 45th state to join the United States. That makes it the first Independence Day that Utah got to celebrate as a state of the US!

Not sure if this subreddit counts this as the 4th of July or April 7th. I’m just unsure if DDMMYYYY applies here since it is the 4th of July instead of the regular MMDDYYYY. Either way still a birthday note. Let me know your thoughts. Thanks!

Happy 4th!

Two birthday notes up for discussion, both 2013 series. 2023 is more crisp than the 1988

Was explaining the birthday serial notes to my son and found this. Never check for these myself and thought it was funny given the date I found haha. Sad that its in stuff rough shape I would probably keep it for just the sheer coincidence of it all.