It now has been two years since Jack Lew announced the Tubman note, but its future is uncertain and even if approved, it may not circulate until 2026.

The $2 note’s anniversary was April 13; did you remember? Also this week, two officials of a precious metals firm were indicted on bullion fraud charges.

Artist John W. Jones researched images of enslaved Africans on Confederate and Southern state notes and transformed them into colorful acrylic works of art.

On April 13, the anniversary of the reintroduction of the $2 bill as a small-size Federal Reserve note was the topic of the “Back Story” in the New York Times.

The program prepared for the Higgins Museum 2018 National Bank Note Seminar will include talks on the 1873 to 1885 currency design era and Iowa national banks.

Switzerland’s new 10-franc note, which entered circulation on Oct. 18, was named IBNS Bank Note of the Year by the International Bank Note Society.

Venezuela will replace its worthless currency with new coins and notes. Also in this week's news, legislation introduced would link the U.S. dollar to gold.

The Federal Reserve System says that the organization’s operations in 2017 resulted in earnings of $80.7 billion.

New coins and paper money will start circulating in Venezuela on June 4, at which point all existing currency will lose its value.

A 100-ngultrum note from Bhutan commemorates the first birthday of the nation’s crown prince.

A library is a good investment for paper money collectors, but which books should you get first? And how is the hobby's struggle against counterfeiters going?

The first auction of notes from the Joel R. Anderson Collection realized more than $7.9 million.

A Series 1891 $5 Treasury note coming up for sale at Heritage’s May 1 auction has the courtesy autograph of U.S. Treasurer John Burke.

Thailand’s new king, Rama X, authorizes bank notes with his portrait, to replace those of his late father.

A group of West African countries has begun work on a single currency to be introduced by 2020.

The Bank of Canada celebrated International Women’s Day on March 8 by unveiling its new polymer $10 bank note featuring Viola Desmond.

A large collection of encased postage stamps headlined Kagin’s paper money auction at the ANA show March 9.

Printing firm De La Rue and the Malta College of Arts, Science and Technology are partnering to establish training programs in printing and secure printing.

The Bank of Canada seeks authority to revoke legal tender status of notes in denominations that are no longer printed.

Fidelity on an obsolete note was often portrayed by a dog. Also in our March 26 issue, we figure out what several coin collecting abbreviations mean.