Paper money collectors will be pleased to find some highly desired items in the U.S. and world bank note sale being offered by Archives International Auctions July 23 and 24.

The Bank of England is giving residents until the end of July to submit ideas for the look of future bank notes which could lead to some interesting suggestions.

The U.S. Mint is offering uncut sheets of Series 2021 notes that are historic because the series is the first to feature the signatures of two women holding the offices of treasurer and Treasury secretary.

Over 50 notes that featured the portrait of Queen Elizabeth II from British Commonwealth countries and territories were sold by Heritage Auctions as the Balmoral Collection.

The Federal Reserve System has come under attack as bills separately introduced in the House and Senate call for the abolition of the entity that has guided monetary policy for over 100 years.

"United States Currency" has been upgraded and will become a part of the Whitman Collector Series as the ninth edition of the popular reference goes on sale.

A measure has been introduced to allow for the creation of a $250 note for the nation's semiquincentennial which would bear the likeness of current president Donald Trump.

The former mayor of Tenino and current Thurston County (Wash.) Commissioner paid a visit to the Smithsonian Institution "The Value of Money" display that includes the community's wooden money from the pandemic.

Some legislative measures introduced in Congress call for the likeness of President Trump on notes, including a never before issued $250 denomination. What are they thinking?

The European Central Bank has created illustrative motifs for its possible theme choices for future euro notes, "European culture" and "rivers and birds," with a design contest to follow.

No definitive timeline or process was revealed, but central bank officials indicate they expect to introduce a new series of Pakistani rupee notes beginning sometime after mid-2025.

A historic Dominion of Canada Series 1870 $2 bank note payable at Victoria was sold for $360,000 (U.S.), ranking it among most expensive examples of Canadian paper money ever sold.

The annual awards presentation for the Society of Paper Money Collectors took place at the 2025 FUN Convention and the organization welcomed John and Nancy Wilson to its Hall of Fame.

Activist Terry Fox has emerged from a field of 600 candidates as Canadian authorities' selection to replace Sir Wilfrid Laurier on $5 notes of the next series.

A previously unknown Dominion of Canada 1870 $2 note payable in Victoria, British Columbia, has surfaced and will be part of a 2025 sales offering by Stack's Bowers.

PCGS Banknote recently had an opportunity to certify and grade an 1862 Bank of Germantown note, the first of its kind to be offered to the grading service.

A new book based on the Eric Agnew collection of California notes has been released with the idea of connecting currency as a means of detailing the state's history.

Tanzania will recall its older shilling notes, mostly issues more than 20 years old, removing those long-standing notes from circulation and replacing them with newer issues.

As a means to protest government funding cuts, one region of Argentina has developed its own money that is accepted by some businesses but worthless outside the province.

More than 400 lots, led by a $50 Republic of Texas note, were offered during the Fall U.S. Currency Obsolete Banknote Showcase Auction from Heritage Auctions.