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Archives International auction of Chinese banknotes (ARTFIX Daily).
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New notes from Myanmar, sometime in the future (Coconuts Yangon).
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New Norwegian banknotes for 2017 (Norges Bank). 50 through 1000-Krone denominations. More here, with video [in Norwegian, with English subtitles] (The Local).
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Cuba's dual currency (Linn's Stamp News).
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Guinea to retire old 5000-franc notes by the end of the year (Guinee News, in French).
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Venezuela to limit bank withdrawals to 10,000 bolivares a day (El Nacional, in Spanish). And here (PanAm Post, in English).
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Hungary to issue new 2000 and 5000 forint banknotes in 2017 (Szabolcs Oniine, in Hungarian).
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Pictures of Colombia's new 2000 peso note (Blu Radio, text in Spanish). And here (Secura Monde International).
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Kazakhstan's new commemorative 10,000 tenge note (Stevenbron).
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A 'conversational' protest over impending Zim bond notes (News 24).
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Lessons for India from previous episodes of demonetization (Business Insider). And here (South China Morning Post).
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A design competition for Egyptian currency (Egyptian Streets).
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Banknote-themed birthday cakes (Deccan Herald).
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A history of bank-hating (The Week).
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$5,000 will get you $64,625 (Coin World).
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An Indian village creates its own paper currency (India Times).
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Paper money and trust in government: America vs. Sweden (Business Insider).
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A local currency for Barcelona? (el Pais, in English). It may be both physical and digitial.
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