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Banknote security: Keeping our currency current

Thomas H. Spurling, David Solomon

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We are in the midst of Australian banknote anniversaries, and last year the UK released their first polymer note. Tom Spurling and David Solomon reflect on the security of banknote technology and look to its future.

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We are in the midst of Australian banknote anniversaries, and last year the UK released their first polymer note. Tom Spurling and David Solomon reflect on the security of banknote technology and look to its future.

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We are in the midst of Australian banknote anniversaries, and last year the UK released their first polymer note. Tom Spurling and David Solomon reflect on the security of banknote technology and look to its future.

Key concepts: Banknote, Currency, Commerce, Business, Publishing, Advertising, Engineering, Economics

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