The U.S. Treasury adds some new faces to our currency.
The former Fed chairman thinks Alexander Hamilton should stay put on the $10 bill.
Maybe you want to put down that money now.
You've seen it a million times without really looking at it. What is that doing there?
Those pieces of paper we call cash only have value because we all believe they do. So, why does our collective faith in money actually work?
Your dollar bill isn't worth the paper it's printed on. Why? Because it's a fiat currency. Sr. Producer Paddy Hirsch explains.
In a new book, author Steve Boggan examines the life of banknote by following a $10 bill over 30 days and 3,000 miles.
A Los Angeles origami exhibit features an installation made completely out of sheets of uncut U.S. dollar bills.
