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Oh Canada...

For those of you on that side of the "pond" unable to make it over to this side for the OMRS or Coinex there's always the next Jeffrey Hoare Numismatic and Militaria Sale taking Place on September 18 and 19 at the Ramada Inn 817 Exeter Road, London, Ontario. The sale is something of a mixed bag… Read more or leave comments Posted on Fri, 3 September 2010 by Phil Mussell
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Banknote error?

According to news reports security printers De La Rue, who print banknotes for over 150 countries (including England), have suspended production amidst fears that sub-standard paper has been used. The company has so far refused to confirm whether or not notes using the paper, which "failed to meet… Read more or leave comments Posted on Thurs, 22 July 2010 by Phil Mussell
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The Standard Catalogue of Provincial Notes of England and Wales is here!

The Standard Catalogue of Provincial Notes of England and Wales is here! Although we're officially launching the Catalogue this weekend at York, Roger Outing's fantastic new catalogue is available now! Listing as many provincial notes as have ever come on the market this incredible new work is guaranteed to become THE reference work on this fascinating subject. There is… Read more or leave comments Posted on Mon, 12 July 2010 by Phil Mussell
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500 Euro Ban

Apparently 90% of 500 Euro notes used in this country (The UK)are used by money launderers - that's according to the BBC who tell us that now Exchange bureaux will no longer be selling the notes over here. I have to be honest and say that whilst I don't necessarily agree that such a high proportion… Read more or leave comments Posted on Thurs, 13 May 2010 by Phil Mussell
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Canada to go plastic

It has recently been announced that Canada will be the latest nation to introduce the harder wearing polymer notes into circulation. Anyone who has ever holidayed in Australia will be familiar with these almost indestructible notes which last far longer than their "paper" (actually cotton)… Read more or leave comments Posted on Mon, 8 March 2010 by Phil Mussell
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Elgar £20 to be withdrawn

It was, of course, inevitable - the Elgar £20 note first introduced in 1999 is to be withdrawn from circulation on June 30 2010. After that date it will cease to have "legal tender" status meaning there will be no obligation on the part of retailers to accept is as payment. Old notes will, of… Read more or leave comments Posted on Mon, 8 March 2010 by Phil Mussell
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New Look for Jersey's notes

Jeresy's banknotes are being given a radical new make over - the first re-design in 21 years! For the full story see here Read more or leave comments Posted on Tues, 23 February 2010 by Phil Mussell
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