A Thian master album of Confederate notes put together in 1906 realized $41,300 in a Jan. 14 auction by Kolbe and Fanning.

Which signature of Steven Mnuchin will appear on Federal Reserve notes if he is confirmed? The one shown here can be read but the other, not so much.

The popularity of British Commonwealth bank notes was on full display at the Jan. 5 Heritage world currency auction.

A revolution began in 2005 and things have not been the same since. The concept of third-party grading made the leap from coins to paper money.

Senior editor Jeff Starck explains some fascinating African notes that boast some pretty gaudy denominations in our latest #CWShowAndTell video.

A 90-page leather album of a full type set of Confederate currency, assembled in about 1880, drew bidders in Heritage’s January auction.

The Times of India says that a tech specialist in Bangalore has solved the filthy money problem, using silver to kill microbes.

Numismatics takes on an entirely new dimension in a recent article in Scientific American by Dina Fine Maron. Money, she discovered, is disgusting.

Although they had very similar names, the Bank of the State of Indiana and the State Bank of Indiana were different entities, and both were legitimate.

The 2018 Winter Olympics in South Korea is one of two sporting events that will be celebrated on upcoming commemorative bank notes.

The Reserve Bank of Zimbabwe has released the first of its new bond notes, which are intended to replace old series issues like the $50 trillion issue.

Paper Money Guaranty researcher Zachary Habermas recently looked into one related area of interest to hobbyists — Santa themed bank notes.

The Saudi Arabian Monetary Authority released the nation’s sixth series of bank notes, consisting of 5-, 10-, 50-, 100-, and 500-riyal issues, on Dec. 26.

The Shield 5-cent coin, a coin largely overlooked by today’s collectors, was a huge success, U.S. Mint Director James A. Pollock said in 1866.