Jul 26, 2017 - 3 min - Uploaded by American Gamer in SwitzerlandUp next. New Mantine Surf, 400+ Pokemon, & More Pokemon Ultra Sun and Moon News. Do like, share, comment and subscribe to receive all the latest updates from TrickFi.Com. If you have any quires or questions just contact site's admin. It turns out there’s a code to unlock Shin Akuma in Ultra Street Fighter II. Revealed by Capcom at this year’s SDCC, you can play as the character’s demon form. The most valuable £5 notes - serial numbers and the 'AA' codes to watch for. The new notes are now in circulation - but some serial numbers are attracting sky-high.

Thank you for subscribing! Could not subscribe, try again later Invalid Email If you've a fiver in your wallet - double check it now - as it could be worth a huge fortune. Collectors are paying hundreds of pounds for the very first batch of banknotes that went into circulation last September - with rare editions. The most highly prized are those with the serial code beginning in 'AA01'. If you've a good eye - you'll be able to spot the special ones when they land in your wallet. One lucky eBay seller - who happened to find two - proudly sold a freshly minted polymer £5 note as 'Brand New. Digimon World 3 Save Files Psx Bios. AA01 Serial Number' for £227 on the auction website.

The same seller traded away a similar note for £215 just days later. Read More • Valuable £5 notes - the signs to watch for. The new polymer £5 note featuring Sir Winston Churchill (Image: Getty) The closer the banknote is to the very first batch produced, the more valuable it could be. These are the notes that start with the 'AA01' prefix.

If your note is then followed by a serial code in the low digits, it's likely to be even more attractive. Read More • Unfortunately, once the banknote serial number leaves the vaunted 'AA01' domain its value among collectors slumps dramatically, although there are examples of banknotes with the 'AA' prefix being sold for around £20 online. You could still be sitting on a mint (Image: MEN) Even if your freshly minted £5 notes don't come close to the prized 'AA01' territory, it is worth nothing that some collectors also prize sets of banknotes with sequential serial numbers.

The Bank of England will be auctioning off a complete set of 60 £5 banknotes, with serial code prefixes ranging all the way from 'AM01' – 'AM60'; where they are expected to sold for between £3,000 - £4,000, more than ten times their nominal value. One man, Alan Scrase, managed to flog three for £460. Read More • The 52-year-old sold the on eBay.co.uk, and has revealed why he managed to see such a welcome return.

Alan went to a local bank branch just after a delivery on the polymer. He visited a day after the cash launched. And Alan managed to get his hands on three of the hardy plastic notes with consecutive AA01 serial numbers. The new polymer £5 note featuring Sir Winston Churchill (Image: PA) It's 'the luck of the draw,' he said. An avid collector, Alan had not managed to get any new fivers on launch date. 'I did not get them on 13 September - the first day - but it was just by sheer chance that I went to the bank the next day and they had just got them in,' he said.

'You just go in your bank and ask for them. I got a few.' Having timed his bank request to perfection, Alan went on the internet auction site to sell up – and said that he's going to reinvest his earnings on his hobby. Read More • He saw 31 bids on his £15 set.