Cash News: September 5–12
Categories : Cash connects people, Cash covers a broad range of transactions, Cash is a symbol of national sovereignty
September 15, 2022
Elsewhere on the Web provides weekly updates and links to articles related to cash and money, curated on the web.
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Here’s what’s new on all things cash and money curated on the web last week, from updates to money and coins after the passing of Queen Elizabeth II to the world’s highest denomination ever.
- Australia – cash-in-transit firms
- Australia – What happens to Australia’s money now the Queen has died? And why are leaders’ faces on coins anyway?
- Azerbaijan – toward cashless
- Bitcoin ATMs are spreading They’re legal but can be tools for cyber crooks.
- Canada – will be getting new note & coin designs after death of Queen Elizabeth II
- Cash Management Myths that May Be Holding Your Business Back
- China – Genghis Khan’s grandson introduced paper money—and inadvertently tanked the Mongol Empire
- Egypt – Archaeologists discover Islamic coin haul
- Extra Star On Byzantine Coin Could Be “Heretical” Depiction Of A Supernova
- Fluorescent Pigments Market 2030 – An analysis of emerging markets through 2030, including company profiles, historical data & growth factors
- Hungary – 100,000,000 billion Hungarian pengő: the world’s highest denomination ever
- India – RBI & a currency paper mill
- Is Cash Still King for Restaurant Goers? Exploring the Trend of Cashless Payments
- Japan – is a cashless society desirable?
- Kuwait – CBK suspends establishment of company to manage cash
- Nigeria – toward cashless
- Philippines – BSP sues 5 people for mutilating banknotes
- Rare Byzantine coin may show a ‘forbidden’ supernova explosion from A.D. 1054
- UK – Bank of England says banknotes featuring Queen’s image remain legal tender
- UK – high denomination paper banknotes will be out of circulation by the end of September
- UK – the copper coinage of George III
- UK – Why King Charles’s profile may face left on British coins, & why it matters.
- UK – Could automation stem UK branch & ATM closures?
- US – No, there isn’t a federal law that requires businesses to accept cash
- US Mint suspends production of 2022 Kennedy 50c coins
- US – is there still a national coin shortage
- Welcome to the post-cash retail world
- What can ATMs learn from kiosks?
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