A fellow in Canada wants to make some money. So he buys some paper mills and makes currency paper. The real stuff, not fake. And thus begins the story of an entrant to the security printing industry. OK, the story by Grant Surridge in Canada's Financial Post starts earlier than that and ends with the security printing part, where Mr. Wasilenkoff heads of group of investors that buy European plants that produce Fortress paper, and paper for some of the euro notes. Would be neat to know if Mr. Wasilenkoff is a numismatist.