
From cowries to digital value
… Making the Heritage banknotes worth the investment
Prof. Samuel Lartey
Ghana’s Heritage Series banknotes open a new chapter in the cedi’s journey. Still, their lasting value will depend on whether improved security, durability and accessibility justify the cost in an increasingly digital economy.
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