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The euro goes into circulation in 12 European nations on Tuesday.

Last week, the Treasury Department introduced its new $100 bill, a redesign intended to frustrate high-tech counterfeiters when it goes into circulation Feb. 10.

The aim is to have produced 13 billion notes, in seven denominations (5, 10, 20, 50, 100, 200, 500), by the time the new currency goes into circulation on January 1st 2002.

The euro, which goes into circulation in 12 European countries on Jan . 1 has been shielded from the public until now for fear that counterfeiters would make bogus bills.

The Churchill fiver, which goes into circulation in September, will be the first of a series of new plastic notes, followed by the Jane Austen £10 next year and the JMW Turner £20 by 2020.

People around Britain will get their hands on the first polymer £5 notes issued by the Bank of England on Tuesday as the smaller, plastic money featuring Sir Winston Churchill goes into circulation.

So Ashes' story is going into circulation, just as McQueen wanted images of the dead British service personnel to circulate as postage stamps in his Queen and Country project.

The result: Hundreds of such placards went into circulation — and nobody knew who had them.

A $500 million bill went into circulation this week; the new denomination roughly equals a meager $2.

It will go into circulation on 1 December, a fortnight before Independence Day on 16 December.

The U.S. $20 Bill One billion went into circulation in October 2003.