Currency Coming and Going​

• Silver Certificates of the Educational Series, Part I (Coinweek). And here is Part II (Coinweek). Originally published by PMG Notes.
• A Red Seal $5 on the Globe National Bank of Arizona Territory (Bank Note Reporter, via Numismatic News).
• What if TPG standards shifted to a 1 to 100 scale? (Numismatic News).
• The impact of tariffs on the import of Chinese numismatic items (Numismatic News).
• To mark Columbus Day, a national banknote on the Bank of Italy (ANA).
• ANA's 2019 FUN seminars include advanced paper money grading (ANA).
• What part 3 of the Joel Anderson sale might bring (Coin World).
• Sanité Bélair, and her place on Haitian currency (Face2Face Africa).
• Banknote collector finds that RBS £1 notes don't go very far even in Scotland (The Scotsman).
• Doings of the Hoe Street Central Bank (Waltham Forest Echo). Here is where you can buy some of its notes (Bank Job).
• Iraq's new 1000 dinar note (Rudaw).
• Liberia says "no missing cash" (Nehanda Radio). And here-- but Liberians are skeptical (Quartz Africa).
• NEW BOOK: Catalogus van Belgische Numismatische Uitgiften (Catalog of Belgian Numismatic Issues) by Laurens Aernout, in Dutch/Flemish (CBNU).
• BoE's video on British banknote security features (Youtube). Check out its Youtube channel for a number of these, by denomination.
• Papua New Guinea to commemorate upcoming APEC meeting with banknote issue (Bank of Papua New Guinea).
• Japan's love of notes and coins (Japan Today) ..."dealing with physical money keeps your brain in good shape. You are constantly calculating."
• Britain's disappearing banknotes (The Economist).
• Toddler gets into the cash shredding business (Washington Post).
• Venezuela's new and improved rate of inflation (Business Times).
• "Good only at Bohack" (Bank Note Reporter, via Numismatic News).
• Nepalis line up for new notes to celebrate the Dashain festival (Kathmandu Post).

                               Preparing to celebrate Dashain (Kathmandu Post)