The Central Bank of the Republic of Uzbekistan has issued the third “high value” denomination to be added to its note series since 2017, starring an astronomer.

Paper Money Guaranty recently certified the second-known example of a 1920 Home Bank of Canada $5 note, and the only one in private hands.

Congress grants the BEP the authority and $1.4 billion to buy land somewhere in the Washington area and begin construction on a new production facility.

The discovery that a unique 1847 $500 Treasury note sold at auction in 2016 for $199,750 is a contemporary circulating counterfeit is a fascinating story.

Three banks in Northern Ireland are issuing five new polymer notes, with shared security devices and designs that represent the nation.

A new book by Donald H. Kagin, "Treasury Notes of the War of 1812," has been published in a limited edition of 250 copies by the author.

The Swiss National Bank began issuing a new 1,000-franc note on March 13, one of the highest value bank notes in the world.

A story by investigative reporter Del Quentin Wilber in the Feb. 1 Los Angeles Times told the tale of a $4.1 million counterfeiting operation called Billmaker.

Three exceedingly rare pieces of U.S. paper money broke the million dollar barrier at the concluding session of the sale of the Joel R. Anderson Collection.

A Bank of Scotland note from 2015, designed by a child, is estimated to bring as much as $21,000 in an auction by Dix Noonan Webb.

You have to admire someone who has a pet cause and does everything he can to achieve that goal, even if he is running up against tradition and bureaucracy.

The Central Bank of Sudan, faced with inflation and a liquidity crisis, began printing a 100-pound note last year, but its release was not without problems.

The Reserve Bank of Australia unveiled a new polymer $20 note on Feb. 22 that will be released into circulation in October.

The Joel R. Anderson Collection of the Treasury Notes of the War of 1812, 14 pieces of great rarity, will be auctioned by Kagin’s Auctions in March.

The Czech National Bank put its first-ever commemorative bank note into circulation on Jan. 31, to mark the centennial of the Czechoslovakian koruna.

A new book by Wendell Wolka, “A History of Indiana Obsolete Bank Notes and Scrip,” has been released as an e-book by the author.