A promotional video from a service called Framepool offers a rarely seen glimpse of the currency printing process in the days of four-subject sheets.

The death of Thailand’s King Bhumibol Adulyadej on Oct. 13 unleashed a torrent of currency news. Here's what we know.

In celebration of the upcoming Chinese Lunar New Year, the BEP has announced the newest addition to its Lucky Money Collection.

In the mid-1960s, reading and acting on the fine print on a particular class of U.S. paper money meant big profits for thousands of individuals and businesses.

Old paper money is found in all sorts of unusual places, but perhaps none stranger or more historic than a recent discovery by catalogers at Mossgreen Auctions.

A $5,000 Federal Reserve note leads the small-size note selection in an upcoming auction by Stack's Bowers Galleries in Baltimore.

There are some numismatic series in which worn pieces are more desirable than Uncirculated examples.

Just when you thought that everything that could be said about the new Bank of England £5 note had been said already.

The Riksbank, the Swedish central bank, completed the introduction of its new currency series on Oct. 3 when it introduced its new 100- and 500-krona notes.

An extremely rare Bank of Taiwan “Fifty Yen in Silver” note dated 1901 went to a Chinese bidder for £48,000 ($59,700).

A Continental Currency note on marbled border paper provided by Benjamin Franklin highlights Early American History Auctions Inc.'s Oct. 29 online auction.

As much as cash remains an essential part of daily life in countries such as Germany and Switzerland, the exact opposite may be true not far away.

The Central Bank of the Bahamas has released the first issue, a $10 note, in its newest series of bank notes, the CRISP Evolution family.

Germany’s social welfare program known as Winterhilfswerk (Winter Help Work) issued certificates in an effort to keep the citizens from starving and freezing.

According to the company offering the course, students can learn how to detect a counterfeit note in about 45 minutes.

On Nov. 10 in London, as part of a larger auction of bonds and stock shares, Spink will offer what it is labeling “The Casino Collection.”