A banknote (also known as a "bill", "note" or "paper money") is a type of money taking the form of a small slip of printed polymer or cotton paper which represents value denominations of a currency (e.g. $20, £50, ¥1,000) issued by a bank — typically a country's national bank.

See Also

• money - for all tags related to money, including tags that usually involve banknotes specifically
• coin - for money that takes the form of metal coinage