Currency Coming and Going​

• Why the U.S. dollar looks the way it does (Time).
• It seems that it is not only lucre that is filthy (CreditCards.com).
• "In God We Trust" stays on U.S. currency (Reuters).
• National bank notes from along the Susquehanna (Numismatic News).
• Australian banknotes at Heritage Long Beach auction (Coinweek).
• Kagin's September auction to include an Emperor Norton note (Coinweek).
• Upcoming Spink sale features East African notes (Bank Note Reporter, via Numismatic News).
• United Airlines circumvents China's language policy by using currency, rather than country, names (Hong Kong Free Press).
• South Korean local currencies (gift certificates?) to be replaced by crypto (Bitcoin.com).
• Mongolia celebrates Year of the Pig (Coin Update).
• Ukraine's new 20 hryvnia note (MRI Bankers' Guide). And here (The Siver Post).
• Things that make new  £10 notes valuable (The Week).
• How demonetization changed Indians' attitudes towards cash (NDTV).
• Indonesia to limit flow of foreign banknotes into country (Jakarta Post).
• Don't confuse Mexico's new 500 peso bill with the 20 peso note (Vallarta Daily).
• More on Mexico's new note family (Steven Bron). How high might Mexico's new denominations go? (El Economista, in Spanish).
• New banknotes for the Russian Federation? (MRI Bankers' Guide).
• Commemorating the centenary of Polish independence (Radio Poland). And here (Banknote News).
• Norway to put new 50 and 500 krone banknotes in circulation (Norges Bank).
• "Varnished" banknotes? (Economic Times). And here (Secura Monde).
• Ireland's zero euro note doesn't sell for nothing (Coin World).
• Depictions of Bank of England staff from sixty years ago (The Guardian).

  Felix Topolski's 1957 rendering of Bank of England banknote print workers (The Guardian).