WASHINGTON — President Obama created a minor stir last week when he said it would be "a pretty good idea" to put more women's faces on U.S. currency ... in designing paper money: The bills ...

But just how likely is it that paper money ... the images on their bank notes in recent years, but the United States has very rarely made changes to the profiles on its paper currency since ...

She says the names they discussed ... activist such as Tubman on paper currency "is unprecedented in U.S. history," Feingold says. Female activists are on money elsewhere: Kate Sheppard in New ...

Like the election of the first African-American president eight years ago, having the image of a black woman front and center on our nation’s paper money ... U.S. paper currency were stock ...

When light shines through the paper, which today is for $20 bills, you can see watermarked images of Andrew Jackson ... The fate of all paper money. U.S. currency paper is 40 percent of his ...

The story of how a family-run company became the linchpin of currency in America ... the special blend of linen-and-cotton paper that gives U.S. money its distinct feel. Repeated attempts ...

But as with all businesses, not so easy as it sounds. The money in question is U.S. currency, more specifically the very high-tech paper used to print it. The Appleton, Wis., papermaker planned an ...

Forty years ago today, U.S. President Richard Nixon closed the gold window and ushered in, for the first time in human history, a global system of unconstrained paper money under full control of ...