In Geneva, two individuals have been identified as having flushed tens of thousands of euros in cut-up €500 notes. The question is — why?

The 86 lots of Persian bank notes in Spink’s Sept. 27 sale in London are, the firm says, “among the most handsome issues in the history of world currency.”

The BEP is encouraging victims of Hurricanes Harvey or Irma who may have notes damaged by flood waters to contact them.

Letters and documents recording individual Gold Rush experiences were featured in Cowan's Auctions' Sept. 8 sale of part of Eric C. Caren's diverse collections.

Georgia is among the former Soviet republics that continue to be a boon to collectors with new issues of bank notes.

Series 2013 $100 Federal Reserve notes are appearing in circulation and the marketplace earlier than expected.

The Mutilated Currency Division of the Bureau of Engraving and Printing may be able recover paper money damaged in the recent hurricanes to strike the U.S.

Actress Marlene Dietrich’s short snorter — a roll of 83 notes bearing the autographs of more than 1,000 individuals — is headed to auction.

A French artist revisits an old concept and offers fresh takes on paper money issued by corporations like McDonald’s and Facebook.

The Central Bank of São Tomé and Príncipe to issue a new currency series, dropping three zeroes from all denominations.

In addition to the news regarding Harriet Tubman on the $20 note, we learned of an upcoming Kagin's auction that will feature some original 'Bo' hobo nickels.

The National Bank of Hungary (Magyar Nemzeti Bank) revealed the 1,000-forint bank note's new security feature Aug. 24, in an updating program begun in 2014.

A six-piece set of bank notes from Zanzibar, representing the Indian Ocean nation’s first paper money, is reported sold in a private transaction.

Harriet Tubman was selected to appear on the next $20 note by Treasury Secretary Jacob Lew, but his replacement has not committed to supporting that decision.