Playmobil Part Numbers Decoded

THIRD AND FOURTH DIGITS

FIRST AND SECOND DIGITS

ABOUT THE EIGHTH DIGIT

Part numbers from 1977 to 19?? had only seven digits. When the eighth digit was added, the old parts had "0" added to the end. That is: "30 11 111" = "30 11 1110".

The eighth digit is a "rollover" indicator: the eighth digit "3", for example, started to be used when all the part numbers for a third-and-fourth-digit set ending in "2" were used up. For example: "30 63 0003" follows "30 63 9992". The eighth digit is not to be used as the "units digit" when identifying groups of parts released together chronologically.

This is wrong:

30 63 0002
30 63 0003
30 63 0004
...
30 63 0012
30 63 0013
30 63 0014
...
30 63 9982
30 63 9983
...
30 63 9992
30 63 9993

This is right:

30 63 0002
30 63 0012
...
30 63 9982
30 63 9992
30 63 0003
30 63 0013
...
30 63 9983
30 63 9993
30 63 0004
30 63 0014

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