The government of Maryland expects the Bureau of Engraving and Printing to be operating at a new facility in Beltsville by the year 2027 to replace the existing Washington, D.C., location.

Dr. Flora Murray will be recognized for her benevolent work in establishing health care for children and others with a new £100 polymer note from the Bank of Scotland.

Digital U.S. currency is inevitable, but it does not necessarily mean that traditional forms of currency, coins and Federal Reserve notes, will disappear during the lifetimes of those reading this week’s issue.

Some might assume that when it comes to the subjects on bank notes, leaders of nations, whether royal or political, dominate as subjects. A recent survey suggests a surprising "occupation" leads the rankings.

The latest honors in bank note awards comes from the 18th High Security Printing Asia conference in Japan and the "Best New Banknote" went to Cambodia's 15,000-riel note.

Paper money dominated the attention as the presence of a counterfeit note in a counterfeit holder and circulation of a controversial note in the Philippines topped the attention.

H.R. 7231, legislation introduced in the House of Representatives, is seeking to direct the Treasury Department to develop and pilot digital dollar technologies, and to deploy the electronic dollars.

The Anti-Counterfeiting Task Force and PNG are calling attention to recent findings of counterfeit notes contained in counterfeit pretended early generation PCGS Currency holders.

Stack's Bowers and Ponterio will offer close to 10,000 lots in a paper money auction in Hong Kong May 3 that includes an extremely rare bank note from one of China's provincial banks.

A 500-lot auction of bank notes that feature Queen Elizabeth II will be held in London by Dix Noonan Webb to coincide with the queen's Platinum Jubilee celebration that begins days after the sale.

A limited run of 20,000 "notes" with serial numbers but no country name or face value is being made by Czech printers to sell as a charity project to aid the embattled people of the Ukraine.

The Philippines new 1,000-piso note piqued patriots for shifting from abaca paper to polymer and from WWII heroes to the Philippine eagle and national flower, but its April release is on track.

Banco de Mexico for the second consecutive year claims the "Bank Note of the Year Award" from the International Bank Note Society, as Mexico’s new 50-peso note wins the 2021 honor.

The April 3 Hong Kong Spring World Paper Money Showcase of over 300 lots from Heritage Currency Auctions resulted in many selling for prices eclipsing estimates, some by multiples.

After Fiji's Olympic rugby teams won a gold medal in men's competition and a bronze medal in women's competition in Tokyo, the nation celebrated by planning to issue $7 commemorative notes.

A polymer house note inspired by the country's culture was presented by Casa de Moneda of Chile at a recent conference as a means of soliciting business from national authorities.

An underground bunker in a small western German town is now serving as a museum for currency that was created during the Cold war to be used if the economy was compromised at the time.

Northern Ireland's Ulster Bank used March celebrations to announce the June release of a new polymer £50 bank note that will prominently feature women.

An Australian bank note from 1966 to 1993 pictures a known counterfeiter, as Englishman Francis Greenway was deported from his native country for the crime but earned civic recognition in Australia.

Irish bank notes in a recent Dix Noonan Webb auction outperformed expectations, with the trio leading the way in sales topped by an extremely rare Irish Free State £100 note from 1928.