Let’s continue our journey around the world to look at just a few of the nations that have chosen to honor the written arts on paper money by depicting authors.

Keep learning. David Queller's example shows that zest for learning enhances a lifetime.

Remembering Sir Winston Churchill in coins, medals and paper money.

Portraits of authors — from novelists to poets to playwrights — can be found on a number of bank notes issued by countries around the world.

A group of monks have asked that the new 100-riel notes be recalled because they consider the depiction of the Buddha on the lowest denomination offensive.

Series 1902 $10 national bank note issued by the First National Bank of South Pasadena (California), sold for $29,000 in a January 2015 auction.

A Series 1902, $100 national bank note for the First National Bank of Jackson (Mississippi) will be offered Feb. 28, 2015, at auction.

An 1886 $5 note issued by the Bank of British North America in Montreal, Canada, sold for $3,250 in the Collector’s Series Auction by Spink in New York.

David Queller, 93, noted pattern and dollar collector, died Dec. 24, 2014.

In 2015, the ANS will offer members digital and print options for the ANS Magazine and all forthcoming monographs and the American Journal of Numismatics.