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                               Huntoon on National Bank Notes (Mostly)

Five year's worth of the more substantial articles by Peter Huntoon (and co-authors) that originally appeared in Bank Note Reporter / Numismatic News.

• Blockbuster Wyoming Discovery. Banknote from the First National Bank of Guernsey, Wyoming. From September 2019.
• Spectacular $20 Original Series Proof. The First National Bank of Philadelphia. From February 2019.
• Arizona Territory Red Seal $5 Found. The Globe National Bank. From October 2018.
• Town Name Changes on Series 1929 Nationals. From July 2018.
• The Very First U.S. Paper Money. From June 2017. Provenance of Very First Federal Notes. From February 2018. Blanks Filled in for First $1 Pedigree. From June 2018 (These three articles form a series.)
• Nashville: Same Title, Two Charter Numbers. From April 2018.
• (with Robert Liddell) Spelling Varieties are Plentiful. More town name changes. From January 2018.
• Long 'S' Used on Several Notes. The persistence of archaic orthography on some Massachusetts notes. From October 2017
• Territorial Title Blocks Explored. From October 2017.
• Recycled Norwich, Conn. Plate was the First. From May 2017. Two different Norwich banks shared the same plates.
• A Look at 1934 FRN Seal Covers. From March 2017.
• Pen-Signed Bank of Italy Discovery. From January 2017.
• Don't Use Overprinted Signatures. On the issue of handwritten vs. facsimile signatures. From December 2016).
• (With Derek Moffit) Changes, Innovations at BEP. From October 2016.
• Vivid Series 1934 $20, $100 Notes Never Issued. From July 2016.
• (With Jamie Yakes). National Bank Note Circulations Peaked in 1932-1933. From May 2016.
• No. 1 Kansas $5 Brown Backs Discovery. From April 2016.
• What's in a Date on a National? From February 2016.
• Lovell, Wyo. $50 Termed an Over-the-Top Find. From January 2016.

     Currency Coming and Going​​​

• 450 years of Indonesian coins and currency (The Millstone). The Indonesian ambassador visits an exhibition of Sean Isaacs' collection in Almonte, Ontario.
• The First National Bank of Tustin and its banknotes (ANA Blog).
• Georgia State University's Harcourt Fuller and his Black Money exhibit (GSU).
• Paraguay's private banknote issues (PMG).
• Lions on banknotes (PMG).
• Maria Theresa, introducer of paper money (Prague Morning).
• A Scottish currency will take time (The National).
• An East Asian digital currency (Eurasian Review).
• Simony is alive and well (Illadel).
• Demonetization in Ethiopia brings out unbanked cash (Bloomberg Quint).