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Sweden's cash-free future (New York Times). And the outlook for Canada (Chronicle Herald). And reaction from a libertarian perspective, a good roundup of recent opinion (People's Pundit Daily). And here is Part II, from the same source. Not so fast (Bayview News).
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France wants to eliminate anonymous transactions (BTC Manager).
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The future of money (Popular Science).
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Russia's new commemorative banknote for the Crimea. Now all the place needs is some electricity (CNN Money). And here (Reuters). Russia will also issue a 100-Ruble note honoring the 2018 World Cup (Vestnik Kavkaza). And Ukraine's new 500-Hryvnia note (CoinWeek).
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Unwanted, this New Zealand note sold for more than its face value (BBC).
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Results of a recent Archives International Auction (Artfix Daily).
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This year, the Irish Central Bank replaced all but 366 mutilated notes (Irish Times).
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Israel's new 200-Shekel note enters circulation (Haaretz).
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Islamic State demonetizes certain Syrian notes (Blog du CNA, in French)
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Old Philippine banknotes become invalid on December 31 (Manila Bulletin).
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What would Simon Bolivar have done to straighten out Venezuela's currency mess? (aporrea.org, in Spanish).
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Profile of Nicholas Frederick Seebeck (Linn's Stamp News).
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Maldive's new currency for 2016 (Haveeru).
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State Bank of Pakistan will make securer notes (The News).
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Australia's Securency scandal leads to tougher anti-bribery law (ABC).
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Zimbabwe to use Chinese currency, uh huh (Washington Post).
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Book: The Banknotes of Imperial Persia (ANS, via E-Sylum).
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Why no more $1000 bills? (Marketplace, via E-Sylum).
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When Santa was a bank (Bloomberg, via E-Sylum).
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Fly, Don't Lie (Shanghaiist)
(in no particular order)
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