The Treasury Department came under intense public pressure over its latest issue of currency. "This money looks like Monopoly money," said one Whoville resident. The Series A 2013 bills are the same size as the famous kids game money. The National Treasurer of West Who acknowledged that a mistake had been made by printing the front side of the bill on both sides of the currency, however he said he thought the currency was of high quality. The bills featured famous West Who citizens.
"The government never should have released this money. It is a joke." Angry citizens have complained to the Treasury Department for the past month. Today, Treasury officials announced that they will withdraw the Series A bills from circulation. Government officials said Series B bills will be released over the next two months. Series B bills will be a traditional sized bill that the public has been acustom to using.
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Since 1969 West Who has been an independent nation, with citizens living in over 55 nations around the world.
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MicroCon 2019 in Canada was attended by 44 micronations including West Who, check out the video of events MicroCon 2019
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