The portrait on the face of the notes is of Alexander Suvorov, a Russian national hero and the last generalissimo of the Russian Empire.

A different example of the note graded PMG Choice Extremely Fine 45 Net was sold by Heritage for $94,000 on April 24 at the Central States Numismatic show.

Australia, as a nation, was relatively late to the inclusion of paper in its currency system.

Auction features notes before 1815, book with woodcuts of early American paper money

Last year in the United Kingdom, 52 percent of purchases were made with various forms of electronic payments.

Colonial currency was issued by the 13 Original Colonies and it often carries the historically noteworthy signatures of patriots, legislators, and commanders.

Depending on where one’s sympathies lay during the revolution, Bordentown, N.J., was either a locus of American patriotism or a town full of malcontents.

The paper money feature in Coin World's June monthly is focused on a pair of notable New Jerseyans.

The nearly 6,000 lots offered for sale in Heritage’s April 22 to 28 Currency Signature Auction in Schaumburg, Ill., resulted in total sales of $10,102,103.

A new book, Maryland Paper Money: An Illustrated History, 1864-1935, by J. Fred Maples, is available.

The Women on 20s vote does not necessarily mean the change is going to happen.

Tubman accrued 118,328 votes in the final round of voting, beating out fellow finalists Eleanor Roosevelt, Rosa Parks and Wilma Mankiller.

Should we remove Andrew Jackson from the $20 note and replace him with someone not so white, who didn’t initiate the Trail of Tears and maybe is a woman?

Nepal’s central bank releases new 1,000-rupee note with English inscription of bank name.

Valuable note isn't hugely sought after in the American market

Documents of the pre-federal era reveal the enormous role paper money played in the lives of everyday Americans.

A National Bank note from Appleton City, Mo., is extremely rare. A Coin World reader recently found an example of this tough-to-locate note.

An exhibit titled “Otis Kaye: Money, Mystery, and Mastery” runs though May 10 at the New Britain Museum of American Art in Connecticut.

The sale by Heritage of a Series 1890 $100 Treasury note for $199,750, including the 17.5% buyer’s fee, is a sign of the strength of the high end of the market.

The first-ever Series 1902 Red Seal national bank note from the First National Bank of Ely, Nev., sold for $120,750 on April 18 at a local Vermont auction.

U.S. Treasurer Rosie Rios discussed the ongoing topic of breaking the gender barrier on U.S. currency Wednesday night.

U.S. Postal Savings certificates might appeal to collectors of paper money because of their design.