By Neil Shafer
It amazes me how very vast the field of “exographica” really is. In case you are not familiar with this term, it is the exact counterpart to “exonumia” in coins, except that it encompasses just about every fiscally-related item printed as long as it is not regularly-issued paper currency. Thus, it includes the great paper periphery – pieces like checks, bonds and stock certificates, political and propaganda notes, scrip of all kinds, local issues, ad notes, stamp money, receipts, postal money orders, lottery tickets, and a host of other issues including the subject of this month’s article: the use of currency images on post cards of the world
