As a dedicated coin collector, you may be wondering how you can store your numismatics and currency. You may have your own system going on, or you may be looking for some ways you can better organize your collection and reduce exposure to harmful environmental conditions. Read on for some top tips for how to store your coin collection!

Most people assume that banknotes are made from paper, but in actuality, a growing number of nations are beginning to use polymer instead. Below is a discussion of this material and the many advantages it has over traditional banknotes.

As you grow your currency collection, it is inevitable that at some point you’ll encounter bank notes which have an adhesive stamp attached to their surface. These notes aren’t particularly rare and some varieties are quite common, but they are significant for a number of reasons.

Italy has a rich history when it comes to gold coins, one that spans thousands of years. More recently the island of Sardinia minted this beautiful gold lira which is coveted by coin collectors.

In recent years there have been talks of central bank digital currency replacing paper currency, with various governments around the world implementing programs and initiatives designed to get their citizens to go digital, but how likely is digital money to replace physical? Is it inevitable or just hype?

Originally, the New York Branch of the Federal Reserve issued approximately 636,000 1929 $50 notes. Although common at first, many of these bills no longer exist, and as a consequence have steadily increased in value over the decades.