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To: elmatador who wrote (79319)	9/9/2011 4:57:26 AM
From: Maurice Winn	1 Recommendation Respond to of 220276

In NZ, we use bank notes made of plastic so they can be washed without deterioration. <Dirty money (the not washed one) seeks reserve currencies as store of value. > Money laundering is quite sensible in NZ. But one must be very careful when ironing after laundering. Plastic shrinks with heat and I have a cute little miniaturized $5 note from ironing it, which needs to be done at the right temperature as too hot and it will melt. When we had paper money, laundering money ruined it. Mqurice