News and Announcements

College Currency in 19th Century America

4/22/2015 - In an effort to better educate college students and prepare them for the real world of business, universities throughout the United States printed their own money for students to work with.
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King Cotton: Weaving Tales With The Currency Of The Apalachicola/Chattahoochee River Valley

4/22/2015 - Due to an absence of a uniform currency, cotton merchants and planters of the Apalachicola/Chattahoochee River relied on banknotes of the region during the antebellum period.
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Banknotes Of Hong Kong See Exceptional Results In Recent Auction

4/22/2015 - The April 2015 event saw a PMG graded note auction for $47,800.
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PMG Accepting Submissions at Central States

3/30/2015 -
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PMG Will Be Offering Expedited Turnaround At The Whitman Baltimore Show

3/25/2015 - Stop by the PMG booth to submit your notes for expedited turnaround.
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PMG Accepting Submissions at Maastricht Show

3/25/2015 - Visit the PMG table (B-10) at the Maastricht Paper Money Fair to meet with Richard Stein, PMG's director of European operations.
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PMG Hires Sergio Sanchez as Consultant

3/23/2015 - Sanchez will consult on virtually all aspects of PMG’s operations with a particular focus on authentication and grading of US paper money.
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The Making of History: Educational Series (Part 1)

3/10/2015 - The first part of a two part article discussing the three notes that make up the Educational Series.
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Gone But Not Forgotten: Extinct and Endangered Animals on Banknotes

3/10/2015 - An overview of some extinct and endangered animals featured on various countries' banknotes.
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A Warlord, An Overprint and A Flag

3/10/2015 - Due to the collapse of the Japanese economy under warlord rule, the Central Bank of Manchukuo was formed where it began issuing banknotes in an effort to strengthen the economy.
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