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De-encoding Paper Checks at the St. Louis Fed [Photograph]

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De-encoding Paper Checks at the St. Louis Fed [Photograph]

DATE: Circa 1965

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ABSTRACT: Mary O'Rourke and Dorothy Scanlon erase the amount encoded on paper checks. Checks with unsatisfactory MICR encoding would be rejected during electronic processing.

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