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A new Russian banknote celebrates the annexation of the Crimea (BBC). And here, a nice stack (The Moscow Times). Hopefully it won't be pornographic (Die Welt, in German).
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Cash machines don't like the new 100-Yuan note; they think it's counterfeit (Straits Times). Which it's meant to prevent (CCTV). Maybe, but never make this promise (The Standard). And more here. "The government has intentionally kept the denomination of China's legal tender low to curb both counterfeiting and corruption." I've heard that before, but still marvel at the reasoning (The Telegraph).
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Now that there's a new 100-Yuan note, maybe the older versions will become more valuable (CCTV).
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.A cashless society in Sweden? Not just yet. (The Local).
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No cashless society in the Czech Republic, either (Radio Praha, in German).
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Chinese aerospace banknotes to come (CRI).
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An apology for cultural appropriation (New Zealand Herald).
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Bear Necessities: Spink auction that will raise money for charity (CoinWeek).
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This has been tried before, I am skeptical but not because it's Australian (Money Management).
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Now, what was that deadline for the conversion of Italian Lire into Euros? (Die Welt, in German).
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Is the Rand too dominant? (AllAfrica).
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Bird nest construction included banknotes (prweb.com).
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Numismatic sleuthing (Coin Update).
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A transcript of the the latest earnings conference call for CLCT (that's Collector's Universe, provider of PCGS third-party grading). The stock has taken a hit (Yahoo! Finance).
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The "Agnel", a new local currency in Rouen (Paris-Normandie, in French).
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The Lebanese gold banknotes that weren't (E-Sylum).
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Digitization in progress at the Newman Numismatic Portal (E-Sylum).
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And a local currency for Senegal, complementing the CFA Franc (Senenews, in French).
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Are they real or fake; would she even know? (The Standard)
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Show me the money: The Image of Finance, 1700 to the Present, at the Peoples History Museum, Manchester, July 11, 2015-
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"Money in Lithuania, 1914-1945", at Lithuania's Money Museum.
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Banknote 2016, May 23-26 2016, Washington, D.C.
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