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October 14th, 2003, 05:53 PM
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New $20 Note begins circulation today
tim wrote:
As has been said other countries do this routinely, why would the US find it hard? US notes are the closest thing to a world currency and thus spread throughout the world. Recalling or demonetizing them would have repurcussions throughout the world. But probably the main reason they're not doing that is that there is no good reason to do so. 
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October 14th, 2003, 09:15 PM
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New $20 Note begins circulation today
tim wrote: As has been said other countries do this routinely, why would the US find it hard? Interestingly, almost all US - issued currency (notes, at least) from the last hundred or so years is still considered "legal tender" here in the States.... -- Best Greg
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