News & Notes, Volume I, No. 6

What happens when banknote paper runs out. (See also E-Sylum)
Sweden's campaign to replace its coins and banknotes.
A banknote reader for the visually-impaired.
How one dealer got in the business.
Cambridge Digital Library's "beheading banknote."
What kind of a quid pro quo is this? And posted by Tom Chao.
Using a smartphone app, Swedes will be able to separate old from new banknotes.
The cost of a signature. And here.
"Devaluado" (photo)
Yosuke Hasegawa's "Moneygami" (just don't do it with Thai notes).
A new and pretty trippy design for the Brixton £5 note. I like it.
The BEP is to sell $2 note sets (from CoinWeek).
You might as well pass laws about Esperanto (from E-Sylum)
Lady Lavery Banknotes
When Malays protested a banknote (in German).
Le Galléco , a local currency for Bretagne (in French)
Powell River Dollars.
"Money in Lithuania, 1914-1945"
Dr. Ursula Kampmann's petition (from last week). See more discussion in E-Sylum.

"It'll catch up to you: karma."
He has "made some very poor decisions in life."
Account of an old Australian case , involving a Russo-Polish couple (from IBNS Forum)
It's got to be one of South Sudan's lesser problems.
Vigilant citizens on Haight Street.
Aren't prepaid credit cards traceable?
Counterfeiting in Pueblo, CO.
Hungarian hijinks.
Even after thirteen years, the Deutsche Mark is still worth a try. (in German)

"Money in Lithuania, 1914-1945", at Lithuania's Money Museum.
Upcoming Hong Kong currency sale (from E-Sylum)
Banknote 2016, May 23-26 2016, Washington, D.C.
"Money Talks" at the ANA World's Fair of Money possibly relevant to paper money collectors:

August 14

MT: "A Potpourri of Interesting and Rare Mining Tokens & Scrip" (David Schenkman)

2:00 pm

Room 6

Donald E. Stephens Convention Center

MT: "Israel's Banknotes Highlight Jerusalem's Old City Gates" (Howard M. Berlin)

3:00 pm

Room 6

Donald E. Stephens Convention Center

(Click here for the full ANA schedule)