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FEDERAL RESERVE BANK
OF NEW YORK

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C ircu lar

No. 9649

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BAHAMIAN POSTAL MONEY ORDERS

ToAll Depository Institutions in theSecond
Federal ReserveDistrict, and Others Concerned:
We have been asked by the United States Postal Service (USPS) to remind depository institu­
tions in the United States of the appropriate treatment of Bahamas Postal (U.S. A.) Money Orders.
As indicated in our Circular No. 8945, dated November 3, 1980, there is an agreement between the
USPS and the Commonwealth of the Bahamas whereby such money orders will be accepted for
payment by the USPS. They are payable in U.S. dollars.
Accordingly, these items may be cashed at money order offices of the USPS and may be depos­
ited as cash items at Federal Reserve Banks. For your information, a photocopy of the Bahamian
money order format is reproduced below.
If you have any questions concerning the handling of these money orders, please contact
your local Postmaster or call Paul L. McEvily, Manager, Check Services Department (Tel.
No. 212-791-6551).




A n th o n y

M.

S olo m o n,

President.

It a h o f ix is
P e / ta l
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fflemegj Oidei
May be cashed at any Money
Order Office in the UNITED STATES OF AMERICA

U.s. 199047
Wot g o o d for m o ro t h a n lorgoat a m o u n t
in d ic o to d in t h is bon
$°)
10
20
30
CO
60

GO
70
00
00
100

DOLLARS

1 20
1 AO
160
1 BO
200

220
260
200
2 CO
300

CENTS

320
360
3 00
300
600