Knight auction to offer 1939 Australian £5 note during CPMX show in Rosemont, Ill.

Recent designs for fantasy notes, the work of Barbara Bernát, an illustrator and graphic designer from Hungary, have a special touch.

The next generation of Australian banknotes will include a tactile feature to assist people with a vision impairment, but details are unavailable.

Web-note researcher needs help with serial number confirmation of 1988A $1 FRNs

Nicknames for paper money abound in the “folding money” collecting hobby. So what does it mean when a catalog/book refers to a “horse blanket” note?

Three pairs of 1944 dated Palestine Currency Board notes with sequential serial numbers will be offered March 10, 2015, in AIA auction.

The final coin in the Canadian bank note vignettes series from the Royal Canadian Mint is now available.

A $1.50 remainder scrip note issued by the first railroad west of the Allegheny Mountains sold in a recent Heritage Auctions internet auction.

World paper money expert George Cuhaj is now vice-president of cataloging and consignor relations at Archives International Auctions.

An Oklahoma City man was arrested Feb. 17, 2015, after being accused of printing counterfeit money. He used color photocopies to cover a table.

Gibraltar honored Winston Churchill on its 1994 £50 notes and in 2016 Great Britain will issue £5 polymer notes with his portrait.

Winston Churchill died Jan. 24, 1965, at the age of 90, at his London home at Hyde Park Gate. He had suffered a stroke two weeks before.

Collecting world notes depicting authors like hosting a "book club" anytime, anywhere.

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.

Paper money market remains strong following the 2015 FUN auction offering by Heritage Auctions. Will the results of future auctions confirm the strength?

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.

Some things are not as easy to determine as it might seem at first. One thing is determining when a bank “closed.” It depends on how you define “closed.”

The Bank of Lebanon sells uncut sheets of bank notes in various denominations and sizes, which are popular for gifting, especially in China.

How could a cashier know which coins and bills were authentic and valuable, and which were counterfeit and valueless 160 years ago. They needed a cambist.

A rare and possibly unique 1948 $500 specimen note for the Mercantile Bank of India in Hong Kong sold for $18,270, including the buyer’s fee, in Hong Kong.

A 50-cent obsolete remainder note with a connection to the 1968 novel True Grit by Charles Portis, sold for $54 in an online Heritage auction.