Currency Coming and Going​

• Cindy Wibker, winner of the ANA's Zerbe Award (Numismatic News).
• Augmented Reality and the Mandela banknotes (Business Report).
• Results of Part II of the Anderson sale (Coinweek).
• From the National Archives: Misprints and Mismatches (Bank Note Reporter, via Numismatic News).
• Review of Paper Money of Scotland (Bank Note Reporter, via Numismaster).
• Netherlands Indies note brings a high price (Bank Note Reporter, via Numismatic News).
• The women on Israel's new banknotes (JOL).
• Singapore to retire its highest-value note (World Coin News, via Numismaster).
• Ursula Kampmann on why going cashless may work in Sweden (CoinsWeekly).
• Six reasons to use cash (Cash Essentials).
• On Venezuela's hyperinflation (The Spectator). The bolivar and a "scam cryptocurrency" (Observer). More details on Venezuela's new notes (Banknote News). Includes a pretty delusional government video, in Spanish.
• Macao's Year of the Dog banknotes (MRI Bankers' Guide).
• Nigeria tries to keep up with its dirty notes (New Telegraph).
• A look back at John Law's experiment with paper money (Investing).
• British banknote politeness (Somerset County Gazette). Here's how to deal with the same problem in Australia (News.com).
• The Hajj and the origins of Saudi paper money (Arab News). 
• Pakistan denies plans to change currency (Daily Times).
• Impending changes to Mexico's 500 peso note (Mexico News Daily). Benito Juarez will appear on the new note (Mexico News Daily). More on the schedule for replacing other Mexican banknotes (MRI Bankers' Guide). Here is the Banco de Mexico's press release, in Spanish (Banco de Mexico). An introductory video here, also in Spanish (Steven Bron).
• A farewell to Canada's $25 note (MoneySense). And here (Macleans).
• Tales of the Bank of England, and how it got its nickname (Bloomberg).

                         Gilray's "Old Lady of Threadneedle Street (Bloomberg)​