The first new style temps were issued on November 30th to expire on December 29, 2021, and used a Times New Roman (!) font for the serial number.
The barcode was replaced by a QR code ... it comes out large on most temps, but there are tiny QR codes on some of them.
The numbering on these started somewhere after W917402 (which is the highest old temp spotted).
2021EXP Dec 29Phil Gordon
2021EXP Dec 31Ross Day
2022EXP Jan 04
2022EXP Jan 09Tiny QR code
2022EXP Jan 22
2022EXP Feb 04
The X series started on January 7th 2022, expiring on February 5th.
2022EXP Feb 06Rickey Stein
2022EXP Feb 13Colin Schaefer
2022EXP Feb 24
2022EXP Feb 25
The Times New Roman font went away after only 2 months ... and then they decided to use Arial for the serial number.
The expiration date got a little smaller, and everything else basically stayed the same.
The first known temps of this design appeared on February 1st, expiring on March 2nd.
2022EXP Mar 02Steve Salit
2022EXP Apr 02Rickey Stein
2022EXP May 19Steve Salit
2022EXP Aug 11Steve Salit
Helvetica font
2022EXP Sep 30Steve Salit
2022EXP Dec 18Rickey Stein
2023EXP Jan 21Rickey Stein
2023EXP Feb 11Steve Salit
