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Tukutuku, what is it anyway? (Scoop). And New Zealand wasn't totally prepared (Stuff.co.nz).
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The 20 Euro note is "a milestone in banknote technology" (Morgenpost, in German).
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It's an achievement of some sort, but a sad one nonetheless (Fast Company).
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Strength in the collectors' market (Numismatic News).
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Anti-immigrant sentiments scrawled on currency in Germany (Rosenheim24.de, in German).
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The high price of spite (metro.co.uk). And "Granny shreds 950,000 Euro to punish her heirs" (Die Welt, in German).
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Welcome to cashless Sweden, Bloomberg Business (Youtube, video).
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New Georgian banknotes (Armenpress). And here (Agenda.ge).
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Cash and the Zero Lower Bound (BusinessInsider).
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Update on the proposed German cultural heritage law (CoinsWeekly).
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Do you know the vocabulary of banknotes? (Boursier.com, in French).
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Obsolete millions found in the renovation of St. Agnes Church (Koelner Stadt-Anzeiger, in German).
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The Museum of Online Museums (coudal.com). Something for everybody.
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 It hurts my eyes to even look at this (dpa)
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Show me the money: The Image of Finance, 1700 to the Present, at the Peoples History Museum, Manchester, July 11, 2015-
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"Money in Lithuania, 1914-1945", at Lithuania's Money Museum.
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Banknote 2016, May 23-26 2016, Washington, D.C.
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