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Watch: Fivers 'easier to take into a shop' The £5 note is made from cotton fibre and linen rag - but finding one in a cash machine is like gold dust. There are at least 249 million of these £5 ...
The new $50 note is set to be the latest spat out by self-serve checkouts, vending machines and poker machines when it enters circulation later this year. The Reserve Bank of Australia conceded on ...
A network of cash machines that dish out only £5 notes is to be rolled out. We explain all in 30 seconds... You're not entirely wrong. Banks dislike having to carry them in their cash machines, ...
THOUSANDS of cash machines are not ready for the new £10 as it launches today - but there's a pretty good reason why. Banks must wait until they run out of old paper notes before they switch over to ...
Plastic banknotes which can survive a hot 90-degree washing machine cycle could arrive in Britain within three years, the Bank of England said yesterday. In a break with tradition, the Bank is ...
Travellers find the new bills are not being taken on the Underground COMMUTERS in London have expressed their anger after ticket machines on the Underground began rejecting the new plastic £5 notes – ...
A network of cash machines that dispense only £5 notes has been rolled out, in a bid to introduce more fivers into circulation. By Harry Wallop and Harrywallop 28 June 2010 • 3:57pm The Bank of ...
The Bank of England is keen to get more £5 notes into circulation due to a general shortage of the notes and poor quality of those used. HSBC said it was introducing the notes to ATMs across England ...
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