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• Numismatic News2h ago

  The Jinxed Face Plates of the Annville National Bank (opens in a new tab)

  Two engraving errors, 20 years apart, plagued the Annville National Bank's currency plates. But did either mistake make it onto notes that entered circulation?

• Numismatic News10h ago

  Paper Money Market: New Signature on Small Notes May Bring New Worth (opens in a new tab)

  President Trump's signature on circulating U.S. bank notes could create new collecting opportunities, particularly for scarce denominations and star replacement notes.

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• Numismatic News5d ago

  Around the World: Possible Rare Notes in 2027 (opens in a new tab)

  The Federal Reserve's 2027 printing order calls for no new $2 notes and sharply limited $50 production, even as demand for paper currency continues to grow.

• Numismatic NewsOct 26

  Around the World: Currency Splits Sudan Politically (opens in a new tab)

  Rival governments and competing banking systems have divided Sudan, but the unexpected circulation of bank notes across enemy lines raises new questions.

• Numismatic NewsOct 23

  Around the World: Somalia Plans First Currency in 35 Years (opens in a new tab)

  After decades of conflict, Somalia is still relying on deteriorating bank notes as efforts to introduce a new currency continue.

• Numismatic NewsOct 22

  Auction: A “Most-Wanted” Note at Heritage (opens in a new tab)

  A fragment of ransom money from the infamous D.B. Cooper hijacking sold for $134,200 at Heritage Auctions, far exceeding its $20,000 estimate and proving the mystery still fascinates collectors.

• CoinNewsOct 21

  BEP Offers $100 Uncut Currency Sheets With Trump Signature (opens in a new tab)

  The Bureau of Engraving and Printing (BEP) is offering three new uncut $100 currency sheets featuring the printed signatures of President Donald J. Trump and Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent. The…

• CoinWeekOct 20

  Five Dramatic Paper Money Errors You Can Find in Circulation (opens in a new tab)

  By CoinWeek IQ Paper money may look uniform and precise, but every note begins life as a physical object moving through massive, high-speed printing presses. Like coin striking, that process invites…

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• Numismatic NewsOct 20

  The History of Hawaiian Currency-Part 1 (opens in a new tab)

  From rare Lahainaluna Seminary notes to Republic of Hawaii silver certificates, explore the early paper currency that reflects Hawaii’s changing history.

• Numismatic NewsOct 15

  The First National Bank of Davenport, Iowa (opens in a new tab)

  The First National Bank of Davenport made history in 1863 as the first bank to operate under the new national banking system, leaving a legacy of beautifully engraved currency.

• Numismatic NewsOct 13

  Historic 1792 Half Disme Sets $2.93 Million Record, Leads Heritage’s $19 Million-Plus GACC Auctions (opens in a new tab)

  Newly discovered 1867-S Half Eagle also shatters previous auction record in $10.665 million U.S. coins event; 1934 $10,000 Federal Reserve Note Leads $8.7 million U.S. currency auction.

• Numismatic NewsOct 13

  Around the World: Complementary Currencies Popular (opens in a new tab)

  From merchant tokens to modern regional currencies, alternative forms of money are helping communities support local businesses and keep spending close to home.

• Numismatic NewsOct 6

  Hotz Off the Press: Nice Notes in Netcong, New Jersey (opens in a new tab)

  A vintage bank sign sparked an interest in Netcong, New Jersey, where one national bank served a small railroad town and left behind a surprisingly collectible legacy.

• CoinWeekOct 1

  The 1928 $10 Gold Certificate Star Note: Rarity, Value, and Historical Importance (opens in a new tab)

  The 1928 $10 Gold Certificate Star Note, cataloged as Friedberg #2400* and graded PCGS Banknote Choice Uncirculated 63, stands as one of the most desirable issues in small-size United States paper…

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• Numismatic NewsSep 24

  Numismatics at Munich Show, Oberhaching, October 23-25, 2026 (opens in a new tab)

  The world of coins, medals and banknotes meets in Munich.

• CoinWeekSep 21

  1899 $5 Silver Certificate: The Real Story of Running Antelope (opens in a new tab)

  The U.S. Put Running Antelope on a $5 Bill, Then Changed His Headdress On the eve of the 20th century, the United States placed a Native American portrait on the face of a $5 Silver Certificate.…

• CoinWeekSep 16

  The $5,000 Bill That Nearly Vanished: One of Two Known 1928 Kansas City Notes Heads to GreatCollections (opens in a new tab)

  This $5,000 Bill Nearly Vanished. One of Two Known Kansas City Notes Heads to Auction Most Americans have never seen a genuine $5,000 bill. Even many advanced currency collectors never will.…

• Numismatic NewsSep 16

  1902, A Good Year at Auctions (opens in a new tab)

  Two rare bank notes tied to 1902 brought strong prices at auction, including a Canadian $5 chartered note and a scarce Wisconsin $100 National Bank Note.

• CoinWeekAug 27

  1899 $2 Silver Certificate: The “Mini-Porthole” Note With a Rare Taft-Era Signature Pair (opens in a new tab)

  This 1899 $2 “Mini-Porthole” Note Hides an Incredible American Story At first glance, the Series 1899 $2 Silver Certificate grabs attention for an obvious reason. George Washington stares from a…

• CoinWeekAug 23

  The 1923 Lincoln Porthole $5 Silver Certificate: The Strange Story Behind an American Currency Classic (opens in a new tab)

  The $5 Bill With Lincoln in a “Porthole”, and the Treasury Secret Hidden for Decades Few American banknotes command attention as quickly as the 1923 Lincoln Porthole $5 Silver Certificate. Abraham…

• CoinWeekAug 20

  Only 35 Known: The 1890 $100 ‘Watermelon’ Note Returns to Auction (opens in a new tab)

  America’s Legendary $100 “Watermelon” Note Some great American currency earned fame through artistry. Other notes became famous through rarity. The 1890 $100 Watermelon Treasury Note managed both.…

• CoinWeekAug 11

  National Gold Banks of California: History, Rarity, and the Remarkable Gold Coin Vignette (opens in a new tab)

  In the years following the Civil War, the United States entered a period of financial uncertainty. Inflation fears grew as “greenbacks”, paper notes not backed by gold, circulated widely. Seeking…

• CoinWeekAug 6

  America’s Finest San Francisco 1918 $500 Note Returns to Auction (opens in a new tab)

  This Stunning 1918 $500 Bill Could Sell for $175,000 Most Americans never handled a $500 bill. Even fewer ever saw one fresh from the Treasury. Now, one of the finest surviving examples of America’s…

• CoinWeekJul 24

  1869 Rainbow $2 Bill: The Masterpiece Behind Today’s $2 (opens in a new tab)

  The 1869 Rainbow $2 Bill: America’s Forgotten Masterpiece The 1869 Rainbow $2 bill introduced Thomas Jefferson to the federal two-dollar denomination. More than 150 years later, his engraved…

• Numismatic NewsJun 29

  Paper Money Market: New Signature, New Collector’s Item? (opens in a new tab)

  A historic change to U.S. currency signatures could create unexpected collecting opportunities, especially for the nation's lowest-denomination notes.

• Numismatic NewsApr 28

  1863-1935 Alaska National Bank Notes (opens in a new tab)

  Before Alaska achieved statehood, just three territorial banks issued scarce National Bank notes, creating some of the rarest and most historically significant currency in American numismatics.

• Numismatic NewsApr 24

  The Story Of Hall And Sellers, Printers Of Continental Currency (opens in a new tab)

  begins with Benjamin Franklin and evolves into a lasting chapter in American print history.

• CoinNewsMar 27

  U.S. Currency to Add Trump Signature in Historic First (opens in a new tab)

  Future U.S. paper currency will include the signature of President Trump alongside that of the Treasury Secretary, marking the first time a sitting president’s signature appears on U.S. banknotes.…

• CoinNewsMar 11

  Stack’s Bowers Spring 2026 Showcase to Feature Rare U.S. Currency (opens in a new tab)

  Stack’s Bowers Galleries will present a wide array of paper-money rarities during three U.S. currency sessions of its Spring 2026 Global Showcase Auction, scheduled for March 12. The sessions will…

• Numismatic NewsFeb 13

  NumisMaster: Thinking Pink with Bank Notes (opens in a new tab)

  For those who celebrate, Valentine’s Day is a lovely holiday that occurs in the middle of February. A major part of this festival of love is the color pink, which...