Currency Coming and Going​

• Andrew Pollock's national bank note project (Bank Note Reporter, via Numismatic News).
• "Exotic" title block layouts in national bank notes (Bank Note Reporter, via Numismatic News).
• Town names on national bank notes (Bank Note Reporter, via Numismatic News).
• On this Hong Kong street, it was better than Pennies from Heaven (Straits Times).
• A report from Italy's Veronafil convention (Coinsweekly).
• "Swirling" banknotes shut German autobahn (The Telegraph).
• Australia's $8 billion hidden treasure (News.com). Australia's banknotes are disappearing into bad places (ABC News).
• Nepal bans Indian banknotes (The Hindu).
• "The most unique currencies in the world" (Insider).
• A conversation with Lyn Knight (CDN Publishing).
• The world's most worthless currencies (MSN).
• A "unicorn" will soon appear at auction (Fox News).

                                                                             A fair trade? (MSN)                           

                    New Banknote Issues

• Kenya's new currency to promote diversity, not Presidents (Quartz Africa). Challenges to the new look (Nairobi News).
• China to print new Zim currency? (Bulawayo 24).
• Celebs call for an ethnic minority on British banknotes (CNN International). And here (BBC).
• Bulgaria's new 100 leva banknote to enter circulation in late December (The Sophia Globe). And here (Banknote News). And here (Steven Bron).
• Mauritania's new "numismatic product" (Banknote News).
• Bank of Zambia's "upgraded" banknotes enter circulation (The Mast).
• The background on the choice of Violet Desmond for Canada's $10 (Martlet).
• Ukraine's commemorative 100 hryvnia note won't be very useful (The Siver Post).
• Will a British Indian spy make it on U.K. currency? (Devdiscourse).
• Put Ada Lovelace on the new £50 (The Boar).
• Hungary's new 500 forint banknote coming next February (Portfolio).