The fourth known £100 note from the Palestine Currency Board issued Sept. 1, 1927, found in a box of items donated to the charity Oxfam, was sold in an April Spink sale for £168,000.

Officials with the Bank of Jamaica are finding that the switch to polymer notes is an expensive production, but with cost-savings expected in the long run.

Security printer Giesecke+Devrient proposes a "green" concept note to address durability and sustainability of circulating bank notes, an environmentally friendly hybrid of organic fiber and polymer.

A possibly unique uniface Series of 1895 Republic of Hawaii $50 silver certificate of deposit on thin card is just one intriguing item in the Archives International Auctions offering June 15 in New Jersey.

Tunisia's 5-dinar and 50-dinar notes that have been circulating for the past decade are about to be replaced with new examples that will include enhanced security features.

A newly designed 10-manat bank note will replace a recent issue in Azerbaijan, introducing new security features while keeping the theme “history,” with much of the notes' imagery similar.

No new series of notes is expected until a new U.S. treasurer is appointed, and preparing and packaging products for collectors will remain on hiatus at BEP, as COVID still affects the workplace.

A full set of notes from the short-lived series of 1941 Panama Arias notes is featured in the Stack's Bowers Galleries Collectors Choice Online Auction June 23.

New standards on paper money were imposed in Thailand in 1902 and a new book has been created on the subject with author Jan Olav Wilborn Aamlid utilizing much of his collection as subject matter.

A pair of bank notes issued by the Qatar and Dubai Currency Board are expected to be top attractions in the World Banknotes Auction sale in late May, among the 556 lots up for bids.