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Introducing the new currency to rural Liberia (Front Page Africa).
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Dutch authorities on local currencies (De Nederlandsche Bank).
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Paying with cash invests you emotionally in the transaction (Globe and Mail).
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Gibraltar's first polymer banknote (Gibraltar Chronicle). And here (GBC).
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The Argentines and their love for cash (Bloomberg). And who can blame them.
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Heritage Auction results, including a 1934 FRN (Numismatic News).
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At the height of the celebration, a rain of cancelled currency in Obendorf am Neckar (Schwarzwaelder Bote, in German).
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Tie-up between NGC, MA-Shops (COINWeek).
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"The Sinister Side of Cash", by Kenneth Rogoff (Wall Street Journal). An interview with Rogoff (Princeton University Press). Fulmination against the "esteemed ivory tower academic" at Zero Hedge (Zero Hedge).
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So there is a 'banknote-coin boundary' (Coin World).
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Twenty years of slabbing (Coin World).
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The Hungarian Forint celebrates its 70th birthday (We Love Budapest). The exhibition is put on by the Central Bank of Hungary, and will be at Corvinus University through September 30, 2016.
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A brief history of the $100 trillion Zim Dollar (Great American Coin Co.)
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Malik Tahir Suleman, collector (Images).
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WEBSITE: French Banknotes of War.
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Retrospective on British currency (This is Money).
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Primer on local money (The News Hub). By Paul Glover, founder of the defunct Ithaca HOUR program. And social currency (Fastcoexist).
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Money, Money, Money! (The Historical New Orleans Collection) And a presentation on "Currency Collecting in the 21st Century" by curator Erin M. Greenwald, scheduled for October 15, 2016.
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Survey of Mormon coins and currency (KSL). And this about the Kirtland Safety Society, originally published in 1992 (Brigham Young University).
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A video tutorial on how to photoshop portraits onto paper currency (Photoshop Roadmap).
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BOOK: Polymer Bank Notes of the World, 2016 edition, by Stane Straus et al. (Polymer Notes, via E-Sylum).
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Hidden Messages of J.S.G. Boggs (E-Sylum).
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D. B. Cooper ransom money for sale (Lori Ferber, via E-Sylum).
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Bank of Persia notes to be offered by Stack's Bowers (Stack's Bowers, via E-Sylum).
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Thomas Paine, Sound Money Man (Cato Institute).
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Ming Dynasty banknote up for auction with Archives International (News-Antique).
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