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The production code number or simply production code (PC) is an alphanumeric designation used to uniquely identify episodes within a television series. It is also broadly used for other identification purposes where a unique production number is desirable; for example, automobile manufacturers use production numbers as part of the vehicle identification number.

This number is unrelated to the Production Code, a set of guidelines governing cinema productions.

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	The numbers denoting the maker's mark and shell size were was placed on the left side of the helmet under the flared skirt.
	In addition to the factory maker code markings, a second set of stamps were placed into the shell to denote which production run (or lot number) the helmet had come from.
	The production run number is sometimes referred to as a "lot number" or more specifically a "serial number." Occasionally helmets were also stamped with a "DN" above the production code at the back of the skirt.

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