Currency Coming and Going​

• The World's Fair of Money, August 14-18, Philadelphia PA (ANA).
• Meet Whitman authors at the 2018 ANA World's Fair of Money (Coin Update).
• The ANA's 2018 literary awards (Coinweek).
• Montana's national banks (Bank Note Reporter, via Numismatic News).
• The First National Bank of Ducktown (Bank Note Reporter, via Numismatic News).
• Uncovered time capsule under old Confederate statue yields currency, among other things (The Advocate).
• New Zealanders' fondness for cash (Stuff).
• Maduro explains Venezuela's currency 'reform' (Banknote News, video, in Spanish).
• That rare Colombian gold certificate (Bank Note Reporter, via Numismaster).
• Netherlands Antillean guilder banknotes from 1986 to 1994 lose legal tender status (The Daily Herald). And here (Curacao Chronicle).
• Thai grandmother thought she'd lost her currency hoard to termites (The Nation).
• Features of India's new R100 banknote (Coin World).
• Will Harry Kane micro-engraved banknotes really sell for that much? (BBC). And the legality of drawing on money (BBC).
• Reasons why Nigeria's N100 banknote is "being left to rot away" (Independent).
• Central Bank of Kenya to replace old Sh50 banknotes (Business Insider).
• Zambia is upgrading its banknotes, beginning with the two and five Kwacha this August (Zambia Reports). And here (Banknote News).
• Reflections on thirty years of polymer (Note Printing Australia).
• Liberia looks forward to re-establishing a unified currency (All Africa).
• Venezuela begins distributing re-denominated bolivar notes (El Venezolano, in Spanish). Venezuela may keep the old VEF 1,000 notes in circulation, equivalent to one centavo soberano (NotiReporta, in Spanish).
• George VI starred at IPMS auction (Bank Note Reporter, via Numismatic News).
• New edition of the Canadian Numismatic Catalogue (CTC Collector, via E-Sylum).