Reserve Bank governor Alan Bollard will launch a project to upgrade New Zealand's banknotes this Thursday.
Bollard and RBNZ head of currency Alan Boaden will hold a press conference on Thursday to discuss the upgrade, which will include a review of the material of the notes, and anti-fraud features.
It is understood the Reserve Bank is not considering changes to the famous New Zealanders who appear on the bank notes.
Interest.co.nz will report from the press conference at 3:30pm on Thursday.
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Ah Wolly the copper coins have not been used in 20 + years due to the metal was worth more as scrap than the face value the copper commodity coin had! Same for our excellent nikel cad coins, the last silver stuff junked on us is just cheap pressed steel....
Scratch a new coin circa 1995 on and it rusts away....not that great a storage of wealth and energy for work thats been done...
lol...;-)
Well it would seem that the debasement of our not so soveriegn currency is moving ahead full steam, and as pre planned...
This is good to know! Time to buy more gold and silver whilst the international debt peddlars are still busy at what they do best shafting you!
Thats probably what Key is probably chit chatting to Bernanke about over in the corporation of the US. NZ is now ripe for the second round of NZ debasement for enslavement and to further the globalist agenda One World Currency naturally owned and run buy the phsycopaths who have bought you every type of artificial/planned crisis you can imagine!
Cue Bono?
play on words farky
cui bono - from now on ok farky cui it will be...
Bono dosnt he is a tax dogger but loves to preach about this and that....
only took a couple of months for someone to pick up on...
not much hope then for the next election of morons i'll have to endure....
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