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First time in Sri Lanka:Uncut currency notes

An avid collector of currency notes ponders over a sheet of uncut currency notes in a new series issued by the Central Bank this week. The sheet, bearing 40, uncut Rs 100 notes, is among folders of all denominations of the new series being sold as collector’s items. This is the first time the Bank is selling uncut sheets of currency notes to collectors, a practice that is prevalent abroad. Pic by Gemunu Wellage.

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