As 2017 reaches its end, palladium makes gains in the precious metals market, and beautiful coins from Legend Rare Coin Auctions drew some hefty bidding.

The Swiss Bank’s new bank note series is printed on Durasafe, manufactured only by a company that hit hard times in November and now belongs to the bank.

The Bureau of Engraving and Printing commemorates American veterans in World War I with three intaglio print offers, for subscription or single sales.

Malaysia’s central bank, Bank Negara Malaysia, is issuing two commemorative bank notes for the 60th anniversary of independence.

The Bureau of Engraving and Printing is getting a jump on the new year with a few new products.

There are certain collections, that when sold, define a generation. Joel R. Anderson’s collection of United States large-size notes is one of them.

A new generation of “supernotes” may have appeared on the international counterfeit market. The suspected counterfeits are Series 2006 $100 notes.

Economist Marvin Goodfriend, nominated by President Trump to the Board of Governors of the Fed, suggests abolishing paper money.

A huge collection of 400 error notes had its own catalog and auction session in Lyn Knight’s Dec. 5 Emerald Coast Collection auction in Lenexa, Kansas.

Several Colombian paper money notes in the Jan. 11 Stack’s Bowers Galleries 605-lot auction were made by the Homer Lee and American Bank Note companies.

Altered Bank of England £5 note was given a tiny engraved portrait of Jane Austen and then placed into circulation along with three others.

The Bank of Lithuania is offering for sale collector sets of unissued bank notes from 1991 and 1994. The notes are housed in special packaging.

Crane Currency, the firm that has been supplying the cotton-linen paper used in American paper currency for close to 140 years, has been sold for $800 million.

One of probably four surviving unissued Australian 5-shilling specimen notes from 1916 sold for $77,513 Australian at Noble Numismatics’ Nov. 22 sale.

A new, digital edition of ‘Mexican Paper Money’ is now available for download from the publishers.

Researchers believe that their fluorescent 3D technique could be one of the best systems yet devised to establish authenticity in a range of documents.

Treasury Secretary Steven T. Mnuchin printed his signature rather than writing it in cursive.

The National Bank of the Kyrgyz Republic issued its first-ever commemorative bank note, celebrating the 25th anniversary of independence.

The Central Bank of Venezuela has issued a new 100,000-bolivar note in response to inflationary factors in that country.

Observers were shocked when a bundle of Chi’ing Dynasty 500-cash notes of 1854 sold in a recent auction for $219,000, on an estimate of $6,260.

Just three examples of this 1894 $1 note of British Honduras are known, with this one headed to auction in January.

A Series 2013 $1 note with serial number starting with “8888” is being offered by the BEP in Lucky Money Collection packaging for the Year of the Dog.

The 1861 $10 demand note payable at St. Louis received the top price in Newman VIII, the eighth auction from the collection of Eric P. Newman by Heritage.

The 50-krone note of King Oscar II in Oslo Myntgalleri’s auction on Nov. 25 in Oslo might be the one that is not a specimen note available on the market today.

The blue security thread used on current generation $100 Federal Reserve notes was the subject of a recent report on National Public Radio.