The Reserve Bank of New Zealand announced that the remaining notes in its new “Brighter Money” Series 7 are now in circulation.

Counterfeiting of high-quality Federal Reserve notes can occur in the United States, as shown in 2014 convictions.

A pair of high-denomination Series 1928 gold certificates highlight a June 12 sale by a Minnesota auction company.

Also this week, former Coin World editor Beth Deisher advocated for historical U.S. women to appear on coins in addition to paper money.

Lima, Peru, is now the counterfeiting capital of the world, says the U.S. Secret Service, which seized 16 million bills of Peruvian manufacture in 2015.

Souvenir cards offer an affordable way to collect rare notes such as the Series 1896 silver certificates, better known as the "Educational Notes."

The large-size type section of Lyn Knight's June Memphis paper money auction has some that should approach and cross the $100,000 barrier.

The large-size note category, the one most observers look to when trying to categorize the state of the market, remains strong and active.

The Disney Dollar, a popular form of private currency since 1987, was discontinued on May 14.

The newest addition to the Bureau of Engraving and Printing’s Intaglio Print Program, “Defenders of Democracy,” will go on sale at 8 a.m. Eastern Time May 24.

The Reserve Bank of Zimbabwe will soon print its own version of the U.S. dollar in an effort to ease the country’s cash shortage.

The European Central Bank announced on May 4 that it will permanently stop printing and issuing the €500 bank note by the end of 2018.

Former Federal Reserve Board chairman Ben Bernanke used his blog to weigh in on the recently announced currency overhaul.

Taiwan confiscates $1 million Federal Reserve notes after one is donated to a foundation and bank attempts to cash the fantasy issue.

New Zealand’s new Edmund Hillary polymer $5 note is the winner of the International Bank Note Society’s 2015 Banknote of the Year Award.

From 1836 to 1852, the City of New Orleans was split into three municipalities; each issued currency. A four-note set of New Orleans issues is a collector goal.

A coveted trompe l’oeil painting of money highlights Sotheby’s American Paintings sale in New York City on May 18, Victor Dubreuil’s Barrels of Money.

Scottish novelist and poet Nan Shepherd will be on the next £5 note from Royal Bank of Scotland.

Nineteenth century English painter J.M.W. Turner is the Bank of England’s selection as the subject of the back of the next £20 bank note.