A Series 1935E $1 silver certificate star note recovered from the wreckage of the SS Andrea Doria 28 years after the ship’s 1956 sinking is offered at auction.

Large-denomination notes stopped circulating in the United States at the end of World War II. One economist believes they have a role to play today.

The Bank of England and Spink sold more than 100 Jane Austen £10 notes with special serial numbers to raise funds for a charity.

Switzerland’s new 10-franc note, which entered circulation on Oct. 18, focuses on the nation’s organizational talent, reflected through the key motif of “time.”

The Bank of Russia is issuing a 200-ruble note with design elements from occupied Crimea, a decision that has angered officials in Ukraine.

A llama-like creature is depicted on the face of the Central Bank of Argentina’s new 20-peso note, which continues a series featuring native animals.

Notes signed in 1896 by a former official in Venezuela have been discovered in the family papers of the official who signed them.

The Bank of China (Hong Kong) Limited will issue 5 million $100 commemorative bank notes to celebrate the 100th anniversary of its “service to Hong Kong.”

Dix Noonan Webb’s 905-lot Sept. 25 paper money in London auction was dominated by the British Commonwealth material.

The first of two volumes of “Paper Money Messages: A Pictorial Perspective,” written by Jeffrey J. Wing, is now available.

Traditional forms of currency like paper money and coins are in declining use in consumer payments world wide but a cashless society is not yet fully here.

Netherlands’ bank note printer has closed, but before it did, it auctioned its assets, ranging from machinery to posters illustrating its paper money history.