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• The E-Sylum: Volume 9, Number 22, May 28, 2006, Article 13
  

  WILL POLYMER NOTES MAKE "PAPER MONEY" TERM OBSOLETE?
  

  Don Cleveland writes: "A recent topic of conversation at the
  monthly meeting of the Melbourne (Australia) Chapter of the
  International Bank Note Society was the proliferation of
  banknotes printed on polymer. We did not add them up, but
  several countries now use polymer for all their currency, and
  about 20 have circulated single issues on polymer. All together
  there are probably well over a hundred different polymer banknotes,
  most printed in Australia, but a few, like Taiwan, printed in
  the home country on polymer made in Australia.
  

  The conversation then turned to the inaccuracy inherent in the
  title of the basic catalog on world banknotes, Krause Publication's
  Standard Catalog of World Paper Money. Started before there were
  polymer banknotes, it is now out of step with the times. Perhaps
  it would be better retitled the Standard Catalog of World Printed
  Money. Any other opinions or suggestions?"
  

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• http://www.coinbooks.org/esylum_v09n22a13.html

Date publiée

• 2006-05-28

Volume

• 9

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