currency note
noun[C]
MONEYukusanamountofpapermoneyin aparticularcurrency:
Ifcentralbankersrefusetoprotectthevalueoftheirowncurrencynotes, there is nobodyelselefttoblame.
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A coin or papercurrencynotehas value because people accept it as a symbolic medium of exchange.
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This example is from Wikipedia and may be reused under a CC BY-SA license.Is it wise to encourage people to use more frequently either the postal order or thecurrencynoterather than the cheque?
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In other words, the offence should be in terms of making a counterfeit of acurrencynoteor of a protected coin.
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Since the war, thecurrencynoteissue has more than doubled.
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What is intended is to make it an offence to make a counterfeit of acurrencynoteor a counterfeit of a protected coin.
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She gave him at the same time a fifty-rupeecurrencynote, advising him to keep it for any special emergency.
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I did not include in that £95,000,000 the £13,000,000 which he took from thecurrencynotereserve.
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The old man took the commonplacecurrencynoteand announced his willingness to give change in silver.
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On uncovering three or four wrappers they found acurrencynoteof fifty rupees.
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The latestcurrencynotereturn comes out at the rate of about half a million a week, and now amounts to forty-two odd millions.
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