World History Archive May 2016 59-69

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Stroud, Gloucestershire (UK), 2011. The Stroud pound used a system known as demurrage, which meant notes would lose 3% of their value every six months to encourage continued circulation. The notes would become invalid unless stamps were purchased to revalidate the currency. The Stroud pound stopped being issued in 2013

headline World History Archive May 2016 59-69

created date 2016-05-17

credit East News

source Image Asset Management

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original transmission reference WHA_067_0283

weight 2,46MB

size 55cm x 27cm by 300dpi

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