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North Korea Notes Revalued
Chaos erupted in North Korea recently, after the nation revalued its currency.
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 Sutton and Buckhannon's Place in Banking
Greetings, readers, and welcome to the year 2010. I hope to be able to
continue to fill these pages with interesting visits to small towns and
their national banks, and to continue to fill you with the excitement
of National Bank Note collecting.
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 'Sawbucks' Moniker Came from Heating
Modern heating plants that operate on gas or fuel oil leave this
reference in obscurity, although there are plenty of rural residents
who still have one of these around.
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Federal Lawdog Engages in Fishy Behavior
This installment we’ll look at Long Bill Brockway, another serial
counterfeiter and forger credited as the "King of Counterfeiters".
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An interesting introduction to bank notes, direct from YouTube thanks to knowledgable user, khanacademy.
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Bank Note Reporter
January 2010
 On the Cover:
- Fun auction nears
$10,000 FRN among Heritage’s offerings
- Unreported SF $5 FRBN star located
- No. 1 W.Va. rarity found
- Gold Certificate tops Knight’s December lots
In this Issue:
- Sutton and Buckhannon’s place in banking
- Federal lawdog engages in fishy behavior
Columns and Features:
- Alan Herbert describes how the ‘Sawbucks’ moniker came from heating
- Neil Shafer writes how local issues of Brazil are a neglected series
And more...
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