News & Notes Volume II, No. 13

• How Uzbekistan manages its crazy currency (E21).
• Zimbabwean bond notes: they're coming (Zimbabwe Daily). They will be resisted (All Africa).
• Reserve Bank of India to issue notes with new governor's signature (The Financial Express).
• Steve Irwin on Australian currency? (UNILAD).  Crikey! And from the BBC.
• Twenty Yuan says you're satisfied with our service (South China Morning Post).
• Indonesia planning new banknote designs (The Jakarta Post).
• The Uber of cash transfers (The Cointelegraph).
• The BEP's inverted overprint errors, forty years on (Coin World).
• Spink is auctioning fivers with low serial numbers for charity (Spink).
• New Bahraini 20-Dinar note (Banknote News).
• Rare Zanzibar note up for auction (COINWeek).
• Archives International auction on September 26 (ARTFIX Daily).
• Heritage's Long Beach auction results (Coin World).
• A trio of Spink banknote auctions (COINWeek). And here (Numismatic News).
• What happens when a tram drives over Britain's new fiver (Nottingham Post, video). Or when chewed by a bunny rabbit.
• Poet Ivan Franko on Ukrainian currency (Coin World).
• Oman to issue uncut currency sheets (Zawya).
• Yemen shifts the location of its central bank after a central bank chief is accused of aiding the Houthi rebels (Gulf News). "...the cash-strapped Al Houthis, with the help of the central bank in Sana’a, secretly tried to print 400 billion Yemen rials through a Russian banknote-printing company called Goznak."

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• Fake banknotes in Macau casinos (Macau Business Daily).
• India's "Black Money" problem (Scroll).
• Thief steals toy money from YMCA (UPI).
• The NYPD is good at taking your money, not so good at keeping track of it (Ars Technica).