Armenia is honoring the clergy, artists and chess grandmasters on its new series of bank notes, with three high-denomination issues just released.

The Lucky Money issue for the Chinese Lunar Year of the Pig 2019 will be the sixth in the BEP’s second generation of the Lucky Money Lunar Calendar series.

More than 200 United States error notes were the mainstays of the Lyn Knight Auctions multi-day paper money sale that began on Nov. 13.

Archives International Auctions will hold its 50th sale, “The Milestone Auction,” in early December, offering a wide range of paper money and related items.

Judge rules that copies of Bank of Canada notes intended for training use in China are counterfeit and unwelcome in Canada.

On Nov. 8, the new factory was officially opened in the municipality of El Salto, near Guadalajara in the central region of the state of Jalisco.

The events of 100 years ago showed that turning to one’s hobby could offer some small solace even in the most trying of times.

Two more of the four banks in Northern Ireland that are authorized to print money have announced that they are switching from paper to polymer.

The States of Guernsey Treasury issued a 2018 commemorative £20 note on Nov. 8 in remembrance of the 100th anniversary of the end of World War I.

In FY 2019, for the first time since 2016, the Federal Reserve is requesting $2 notes, to meet expected demand for the next three fiscal years.

Royal Bank of Scotland's new £20 note will be the first of the denomination made of polymer, and will be the first £20 to portray a woman other than the queen.

A scientist will be featured on the Bank of England’s next £50 note, but it will be up to the public to help decide who that should be.

The 54 lots offered in the Joel R. Anderson Collection of United States Paper Money by Stack’s Bowers Galleries on Oct. 25 realized a total of $8,619,240

The Central Bank of Bolivia announced the issue of a new 50-boliviano note on Oct. 15.

Oct. 20, Bulgarian special forces, U.S. Secret Service and Europol stormed Hotel Cantilena’s basement workshop with millions in euros and dollars in production.

During the 1573 to 1574 Spanish siege of Leiden in the Eighty Years’ War, residents ran out of coin metal and shredded books to make cardboard coins.

In 2002, when the Riksbank sold its printing facility in Tumba to Crane Currency, Crane promised to continue to print Swedish bank notes in Sweden. It moved.

Norway’s new 50- and 500-krone bank notes, equal to $6 and $60, were issued on Oct. 18 by Norges Bank.

KLEW TV in Lewiston, Idaho, provided its audience with accurate numismatic information rather than just a counterfeit scare announcement.

The suspended four-year sentence given Cheung Wai-chuen, a long-time movie prop master, earlier this year for possessing prop notes, was overturned.