• The collateral damage of the war on cash (Cato Institute).
• The Falklands to stop accepting old British notes (MercoPress).
• Tet "Lucky Money" goes multinational (Vietnam.net).
• The last banknotes of Armenia (RealBanknotes).
• Big Turkish lira banknotes (Daily Sabah).
• Botswana's shift to polymer (Coin World).
• CSNS educational speakers include Joe Boling (Coinweek).
• Some Heritage FUN sale results (Numismatic News).
• Holabird sale included some paper currency (ARTFIX Daily).
• Preserving cash for posterity (Chronicle Herald).
• Virginia's Civil War bonds (Coinweek).
• Uruguay's updated 1,000 uruguayo note includes new security features (Banknote News). This includes the 100 note as well (Steven Bron). And here (Secura Monde).
• Singapore to make available special banknotes for the Chinese New Year (IBT). And here (Straits Times). Also, the Central Bank of Taiwan (Taiwan News).
• A longer video of the shredded banknote reconstruction (Scroll). This is 11 minutes of your life that you won't get back.
• What if Gandhi's portrait didn't dominate Indian currency? (livemint).
• Mark Tomasko to lecture on banknote engraving and printing at the ANS (Coin World).
• Nigerian artist  Ezeanyika Anthony Chibuzor draws banknotes, Maltese and others (Lovin Malta). Here is his impressive Instagram gallery (Instagram).
• Get those Maltese banknotes in before they are invalid (Times of Malta)​

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• When are these Hong Kong banknote reproductions just film props, and when are they counterfeits? (7th Space).
• Latvia's counterfeiting experiences in 2017 (The Baltic Times). And Estonia's (ERR). And Portugal (The Portugal News).  A similar report from the Bank of Korea (Yonhap News Agency).
• A message written in blood on a banknote led to a kidnap rescue (ECNS).
• One stupefied Benjamin (FlagerLive).
• Hitting the jackpot with ATMs (E-Sylum).