The Bureau of Engraving and Printing will release its 2019 $2 Rocketship product on Tuesday, June 18.

The Central Bank of Venezuela could not pay the bill for the printing of its bank notes, and as a result, the printer De Lau Rue saw its profits fall.

New bank notes are being issued in Kenya portraying various "Kenya today" themes, with the designs also featuring native fauna.

Does it seem like the federal government is taking a really long time to implement needed changes to U.S. circulating coins and Federal Reserve notes?

An art exhibit “OK Democracy, We Need to Talk,” uses paper currency to examine democracy in uncertain times.

The Central Bank of Aruba revealed its new 2019 bank note series May 18. Their official issue date is June 3.

Data released by the European Central Bank for 2018 reveals that the €100 bank note is the most printed denomination for euro currency.

Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin testified before Congress that the new $20 note won’t be issued until 2028, but would not commit to a Tubman portrait.

The Reserve Bank of Australia printed 300 to 400 million of its new $50 notes, only to discover that they all have a spelling error.

The European Central Bank will issue €100 and €200 bank notes, the last two denominations in the second or “Europa” series of euro notes.

United States paper money from the Doug Murray Collection will be offered in a special monthly internet auction by Heritage Auctions on May 26.

While the $2 Federal Reserve note does not circulate widely in the United States, it is now entering circulation in Ecuador.

World Tuna Day is a real thing, apparently, and the Solomon Islands has released a new $5 bank note that is closely related to that theme.

Current columns focus on the depiction of Notre Dame on French notes, why so many 1931-S Lincoln cents survive, and why the VAM-33A Morgan dollar is special.

The Bank of Canada’s new $10 note has won the International Bank Note Society Banknote of the Year award for 2018, ending Switzerland’s streak.

A French micro-currency, the eusko, enjoys wide popularity in the Basque region, where is circulates on par with the official euro notes.

The first federal notes, the demand notes of 1861, were given the nickname “greenback” because of the fraud-preventing green ink used on the back.

In honor of the 20th anniversary of Macao’s return to China, two banks will release commemorative notes later this year.

New technologies recently introduced by Crane Currency and De La Rue show the effort and expense now a part of bank note production.

Chinese paper money from modern times and the more distant pass starred in the recent Hong Kong auction by Stack’s Bowers Galleries.