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Turning to banknotes, London auctioneer Spink paper-money specialist Barnaby Faull says he just can't get enough material.
The Value of Old Money Margaret Studer 2011
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"Notes with kings and queens are popular, particularly in Asia," Mr. Faull says.
The Value of Old Money Margaret Studer 2011
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Mr. Faull says getting more than £10,000 for a note 10 to 15 years ago was rare; now £20,000-£40,000 is quite common.
The Value of Old Money Margaret Studer 2011
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Jonathan Faull, the EU's executive director for justice and home affairs, said the EU would only grant Washington limited access to its files if the US did the same.
Archive 2008-04-01 2008
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Both the ACC's under-resourcing and the SAPS's "scant engagement" with the unit suggested a lack of political will around the issue, wrote Faull.
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Faull cautioned that this might have more to do with increased public awareness of the ICD than with a proportional rise in police misconduct.
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Faull said the organisation currently had one full-time member developing new anti-corruption measures, with a handful of support staff helping him.
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Faull said low salaries and a "corrupting public" oversimplified matters.
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Faull said the EU would also shortly propose new rules on giving basic rights to all migrants and on a standard set of admission procedures for the entire 25-nation EU on skilled and low skilled migrants.
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That Africa's biggest economy appears unfazed by the political feuding at the top shows that "the debate has been a healthy one," said Faull.
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