Anti-Brexit parody banknotes are added to the British Museum’s collection

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A pair of parody banknotes have been added to the British Museum’s collection of fake currency – or “skit notes” – for their historical significance, expressing anti-Brexit sentiments and distrust in Britain’s government elites. The notes, produced by the group Bath for Europe, feature the faces of Jacob Rees-Mogg and the prime minister (though it still feels horribly wrong to see it written down) Boris Johnson.

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