The effort by a central bank to provide forgery-proof banknotes in sufficient quantities within a currency area and possibly beyond for global payments for all the needs of the public. – See Banknote Committee, Banknote Consignment Stock, Banknote Return Rate, Cash Handlers, Bridge-Abneysches Phenomenon, Counterfeit Protection, Window Money, Preclusive Term, Security Strip, Super Notes, Circulation Capability, Payment Services Oversight Act. – See ECB Monthly Bulletin of July 2003, pp. 57 ff. (regarding the euro area), ECB Monthly Bulletin of October 2007, pp. 111 ff. (general problems; second series of euro banknotes), ECB Annual Report 2008, pp. 133 ff. (circulation in terms of value and units; counterfeiting), Deutsche Bundesbank Monthly Report of January 2011, pp. 19 ff. (detailed presentation; many overviews), pp. 31 ff. (foreign circulation of euro banknotes issued in Germany).
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