The technology, called iSIS, is apparently a special material that can be added to the aRMour technology that electroplates a 25 micron coating on coin blanks. No details on what the material is. A PDF nomination to the International Association of Currency Affairs I found online explained that there will be low speed 'simple iSIS' detectors at point-of-sale (in shops) as well as 'advanced iSIS' high speed detectors in banks.
CPAC meets to discuss new Cultural Property Agreement with Romania and
Renewals with Albania and Nigeria
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On July 14, 2026, the US Cultural Property Advisory Committee (CPAC) met
in a virtual public session to accept comments regarding a proposed
Cultural Pr...
5 days ago
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