'N. Korean' banknotes sell well after redenomination

'N. Korean' banknotes sell well after redenomination

BEIJING, China - A set of ''old North Korean'' banknotes is seen on sale at a shop in Beijing on Dec. 9, 2009. The seller struck a confident note about the authenticity of the notes saying they were used before the recent redenomination while a North Korean official based in Beijing downplayed the claim, saying they were ''absolutely fake.'' (Kyodo)

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