It's not as bad as scrawling graffiti or chewing gum, but someone's got to be caned for this mistake. And the solution seems so--Singapore: "the [Monetary Authority of Singapore] said it was printing stickers to fix the error and will make them available for those who have already bought the package to paste over the misspelled name."
But wait, why give them back, I thought they were--'counterfeit'. (from Coin World, via E-Sylum).
The Life of a Banknote, polymer style, from the Bank of Canada. Make sure to watch all three parts to the video series, and other selections as well. Not exactly emotionally gripping, though I did find it hard to watch them mistreat a note.
Some highlights of the ANA auction, from CoinWeek. And Tom Chao. It's all above my price point. But how exactly do you "discover" a $10,000 note? ('Oh, that's where I left it!')