You can view the just-released B-roll from the Bureau of Engraving & Printing right here   as they crank out Franklins. And you can...

The Treasury Department earlier today unveiled the design for the new $100 bill, which will enter circulation on Feb. 10, 2011. The bill, of...

Here's a link to the official countdown  and information about the unveiling Wednesday morning. This will be fun to follow on social m...

I recently had the great pleasure of attending the 2009 Northeast Kingdom Typography Congress held in Portland, Maine, at Wolfe Editions an...

A colleague of mine breathlessly buttonholed me one day during the National Stationery Show. "Peter. You've got to see this guy!...

I was wandering through the Crane Museum of Papermaking the other day and just happened to notice part of an exhibit I really hadn't pai...

My friend Shaun is a biker - not the Harley Hog type - rather the skin-tight-outfit, skinny-tire type. Shaun tells me that every now and aga...

Hi Gang: Just a quick appeal for your assistance. I figure we're less than six degrees of separation from this one. I heard from two peo...

Happy weekend, everyone. I just wanted to let you know that Crane Chairman and CEO Charlie Kittredge is the subject of the Saturday Interv...

You'll be seeing this news in fairly short order, so I thought this would be a good place to break it. Crane has signed a definitive agr...

Through my daily keyword searches, I came across a very cool story about how U.S. currency is made at the Bureau of Engraving & Printing...

I just got a heads-up from the folks who filmed a segment on making United States currency paper for the National Geographic Channel last y...