The unveiling date for the newest issue in the Bureau of Engraving and Printing's Lucky Money Series has fallen victim to COVID-19 problems, postponed to possibly after the Chinese New Year.

De La Rue introduces a new class of currency security, Nexus, involving a wide, colorful stripe embedded in a note's substrate, which appears in its first use on just-issued notes from Qatar Central Bank.

The first offering from World Banknote Auctions will include a £10 note from Bermuda dated July 28, 1964, and graded Choice Uncirculated by Paper Money Guaranty among its 400 lots.

Bundesbank is using a new digital recovery system ePuzzler to assist in piecing together damaged euro and Deutsche notes submitted for replacement; it works for other shredded documents too.

Thailand social media reflects multiple complaints about a confusing similarity in coloring between the brown 1,000-baht note and a recently issued commemorative gold-colored 100-baht note.

A 200-riyal note will be included in the latest release of bank notes in Qatar and the new notes will replace the current series, which can be converted for the next three months.

The Central Bank of Nigeria is the target of a human rights lawyer suing for removal of the Arabic script for the Hausa language identity of denominations on several older notes in circulation.

A commemorative bank note with no assigned value will be used to pay honor to the first astronaut of independent Ukraine, who travelled to space aboard the U.S. space shuttle Columbia.

A new version of Lebanon’s 100,000-pound bank note is in circulation, commemorating the 2020 centennial of the establishment of Greater Lebanon and featuring a new level of security features.

A Chicago-based architectural firm in joint venture with the Capital Currency Team will design, create a master plan and oversee engineering operations for a new BEP facility in Maryland.

The next commemorative note issued by the Czech National Bank will arrive in 2022 and honor another Czech economist on a 100-korun note.

Peruvian counterfeiters of U.S. currency are caught yet again, as authorities arrest members of a specialist gang and confiscate over $6 million in phony Federal Reserve notes.

The one-year anniversary of the final day of the royal coronation ceremony for King Rama X is the subject of a pair of commemorative bank notes released in Thailand.

In preparing to host an economic summit, Saudi Arabia issued a 20-riyal note to commemorate the occasion, but the note created controversy because of a map, and now it may be withdrawn from circulation.

Certain denominations of bank notes in Canada will no longer be considered legal tender after Jan. 1, 2021. The affected denominations have not been produced for over 20 years.

The Bureau of Engraving and Printing is mandated to make an annual contribution to the Smithsonian Institution's National Numismatic Collection and the latest offerings are being gathered.

Denmark's national bank reveals a new 500-krone note, which, although it looks very similar to the ones already in circulation, includes additional security features.

The next figure to appear on Canada's $5 note will be chosen from eight candidates on a list narrowed by the Bank of Canada from 600 citizen nominees; the decision will be made in early 2021.

The Bureau of Engraving and Printing is making progress on plans to relocate its Washington printing operations to a facility in Maryland, leaving the circa 1914 D.C. building.

The Mike Coltrane Collection of United States Currency offered in two days by Heritage Auctions held few surprises as quality notes commanded high prices.