• A London exhibition of alternative currencies (BBC).
• The short, unhappy life of the Peruvian Inti (Global Voices).
• A Thai banknote collector and his catalog (The Nation).
• Andrew Jackson may get a reprieve (Bank Note Reporter, via Numismaster).
• The BEP's paper money production (CoinNews.net).
• Are Germans turning away from cash? (eMarketer).
• "In God We Trust" lawsuit thrown out (Chicagoist).
• Cash is disappearing in China (CNBC).
• A mysterious short snorter? (Macclesfield Express). And a snorter of a different sort (Miami Herald).
• A jet full of cash for Puerto Rico (Bloomberg).
• Zanzibar notes sell in private transaction (Numismatic News). And Heritage Long Beach sale results (Numismaster).
• Colombian paper money for sale from the Eldorado collection (Numismatic News).
• Somalia to have a new currency (Voice of America).
• Photobombed by Rich Uncle Pennybags (USA Today).
• The new Argentine 20 peso note (Banknote News). And here (Steven Bron).
• Yemeni banknotes sourced from Russia (Middle East Monitor).
• Brunei's 50-Ringgit commemorative note (AMBD)
• Dominican Republic celebrates the 70th year of its central bank (Hablando Claro, in Spanish).​

                                                  The Ill-Fated Intis (Global Voices)