More than 2,200 pieces of Colonial, Confederate, obsolete, and world paper money will cross the block in Dallas on Oct. 21 to 24 by Heritage Auctions.

Where has all the paper gone? At least a half a dozen sales with U.S. paper money are scheduled from September to Thanksgiving.

In 1810, U.S. Treasury Secretary Albert Gallatin recommended Treasury notes as a source for raising government revenue.

As reported in the Economic Times of India, the blame for the bogus currency is placed on Pakistan’s Inter-Services Intelligence agency.

A newly found Series 1902 $10 Red Seal note of the Pingree National Bank of Ogden (Utah) brings the total number of this issue known from the state to just six.

Let’s say you’re collecting topically, like notes with locomotives or steamboats or Indians. A number of specialty volumes complement the basic state catalogs.

This isn't your standard auction hall or gallery

The visually impaired, and counterfeiting subjects of the paper money will be addressed. Original design will also remain.

The decision to put a woman specifically on the $10 bill instead of the $20 note of the 20-20 initiative is the wrong one.

This invitation is from the ANA Dinner in 1908.

This in-depth book on Morgan dollars offers information that few can provide.

Commemoration of Singapore’s 50th anniversary has proven embarrassing, the result of a significant misspelling involving a commemorative note for collectors.

The German Ministry of Finance has appointed the firm Spink and Son Ltd. to sell at auction the entire inventory of bonds from the former German Reichsbank.

Obsolete notes and scrip were issued by thousands of issuers, but several references offer guidance for collectors beginning to explore this subject.

The new 100-yuan is quite pleasing to look at. It'll be released in November of this year.

Two local currencies in England, the Bristol Pound and the Brixton Pound, feature colorful, attractive designs.

Some drastic changes will be coming to the Federal Reserve $10 note

These rejected designs are quite unique

The new millennium brought continued change to images of the queen on paper money.

U.S. Reps. Bill Pascrell, Jr. (D-NH) and Stacey E. Plaskett (D-Virgin Islands) submitted a letter to Treasury Secretary Jacob Leb via Huffington Post Wednesday

It is easy to trace the graceful, maturing image of the queen through the vast array of bank notes issued in her honor.

The earliest note depicting the future queen is from Canada. Collectors will find young Princess Elizabeth on the Bank of Canada $20 notes issued in 1935.

As Queen Elizabeth II is poised to make history for her lengthy reign, she likely has appeared in the single largest number of different bank note designs.

This year's Paper Money at the World's Fair of Money yielded some handsome price tags.

It's heartening to see a Young Numismatist impress a crowd of vets like 12-year-old Garrett Ziss did when he discussed Bust coin designs on obsolete notes.