Add another country to the list of those using polymer instead of paper for all of their currency: Costa Rica.

De La Rue is among the most prolific currency producers in the world, and got time on a CBS show to tout its operations.

As far as counterfeits are concerned, there is good news for the euro: Fewer and fewer counterfeits are circulating.

The Hong Kong Monetary Authority and its three note-issuing banks will release a new series of Hong Kong bank notes starting this year.

For over 130 years, not a word was ever mentioned about what may be one of the most significant spelling errors on a piece of U.S. paper currency from the BEP.

Authorities raid counterfeiting operation in Lima as Secret Service calls Peru the number one producer of counterfeit Federal Reserve notes.

The Reserve Bank of India will issue a new 100-rupee bank note to circulate alongside its still legal tender predecessors.

Content found only in the Aug. 20 Coin World: undertakers’ advertising note, alternative theory for clashmarks on cent, and giant coins found on bank buildings.

Poland will issue a new commemorative 20-zloty bank note Aug. 31 that celebrates the 100th anniversary of its independence.

By royal decree of April 19, 2018, Swaziland will be now known as the Kingdom of eSwatini, and new notes have already been printed recognizing the change.

BEP to display rare paper money, sell collectible products at ANA World's Fair of Money in Philadelphia starting Aug. 14.

The John E. Herzog Collection of United States Loan Certificates 1837–2000 will be sold by Stack’s Bowers Galleries at the ANA World’s Fair of Money Aug. 14.

The finest known third-party graded “Technicolor Note” is hitting the auction block at the Heritage Currency Auctions Signature Sale in Philadelphia.

The National Bank of Hungary announced that an upgraded 500-forint note became legal tender on July 4, although it will not circulate until Feb. 1, 2019.

The Solomon Islands is celebrating its 40th anniversary with a $40 commemorative bank note made of polymer and a glowing sea turtle.

The $2 Lucky Panda product, the newest addition to the Bureau of Engraving and Printing Lucky Money Collection, will go on sale at 8 AM on July 10.

Venezuela’s new series of bank notes, to be called bolívares soberanos, was not released into circulation on the scheduled date of June 4.

The Central Bank of Azerbaijan, citing the national economy’s rapid growth, introduced a 200-manat note into circulation on May 24.

Czech Republic’s newest bank note is a commemorative certificate with a special denomination.

Will the never shy Richard Branson the Mogul replace King Robert the Bruce on the Clydesdale Bank £20 note?