Currency Coming and Going

• A history of "In God We Trust" (Salon).
• Some paper money trivia (Numismatic News).
• Is Sweden going cashless too quickly? (Financial Post).
• When the local bank closed, this Scottish cafe stopped taking cash (Daily Record).
• Swedish panhandler had hundreds of thousands in cash on his person (LAD Bible).
• Thailand's former Note Printing Facility gets a makeover (The Nation).
• A $1,000 trophy note (Coinweek).
• Lacking cash, Venezuela finds an app for that (Reuters).
• The Euro and the law of legal tender (European Central Bank).
• Sierra Leone: New banknotes by 2021 (Awoko).
• One honest person (Florida Today).
• Darwin is soon to evolve off of Bank of England notes (The Telegraph).
• Note shortages for the Chinese New Year (Today).
• In Germany, cash not quite the king that it once was (Reuters).
• Steel engravings on fiscal paper and postal savings notes (E-Sylum).
• Currency unification planned for Cuba (Havana Times).
• Real violence for virtual currencies (Straits Times).
• "Hope, skip, and a lump" (The Sun, via E-Sylum).
• Short Youtube video on the security features of the new $A 50 (Youtube).
• Another announcement of Sri Lanka's 1,000 rupee commemorative note (Coinweek).
• Snotty behavior by a Russian footballer (Daily Mail).
• France's local currencies (Coin World).
• The Lake District Pound. Not everyone is on board, however (The Westmorland Gazette). And here (Daily Mail). No images seem available yet.
• A streetcar on fiscal paper (Numismatic News).
• How a New Zealander became Bosnia's central banker (New Zealand Herald).
• The Fremont Coin Club honors its town's namesake (Numismatic News).
• The Eastern Caribbean Dollar to get a polymer makeover (winnfm).