Serial numbers with interesting properties

The following paper money has serial numbers that have mathematical significance or are just plan interesting or unusual.

Paper Money

Obverse	Serial Number	Description
		Binary
		Palindrome
		Repeated digits
		Low number
		All odd digits
		All even digits
		Lots of 8's, also all even
		Lots of 1's, also all odd
		Prime number
		Prime number
		The Euro uses a check digit serial number. The leading letter is converted to a number representing its place in the alphabet, a = 1, b = 2, etc. This number is added to the the next 11 digits and the remainder mod 9 should be 8.
		This error bill shows the change in the serial number with the last digit serving as a check digit. The eighth number goes up from 3 to 4, while at the same time the last digit goes down from 4 to 3.
		The Germany mark bill uses a check digit.
		The serial number on this bill is pi, or at least pi multiplied by 100,000 and truncated.