Redesigned $100 Bill Released Into Circulation
Today the Federal Reserve introduced a redesigned $100 bill into circulation, more than two years later than originally planned. The banknote was delayed due to difficulties in producing its security features. Among the new security features: a 3D security ribbon and a color-shifting bell hidden in an inkwell on the front of the bill. NewMoney.gov has more info on the new $100 bill.
image via U.S. Currency
E.D.W. Lynch
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