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U.S. Government Prepares Global Public for New $100 Note
A new $100 note will begin circulating on February 10, 2011. To ensure that the people who rely on the $100 note know how to use the security features in the new design, the U.S. government has launched a global public education program.
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Introducing the New $100 Note Podcast Series
Even with the most technologically advanced security features, it is educated users of U.S. currency who continue to be the first and best line of defense against counterfeiting. To help prepare the public for the introduction of the redesigned $100 note, the U.S. government has created a series of six podcasts about U.S. currency, which will be released over the next several months. |
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Watch "Introduction to the $100 Note," the first podcast in the series, for a first-hand look at the new $100 note. Be sure to visit www.newmoney.gov for future episodes in this educational series.
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Security and Design Feature Spotlight:
Know Its Features. Know It's Real.
Take a closer look at the advanced security features of the $100 note:
The 3-D Security Ribbon is a blue ribbon on the front of the $100 note with images of bells and 100s. Tilt the note back and forth while focusing on the ribbon. As you move the note, you will see the bells change to 100s as they move.
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The Bell in the Inkwell is a color-shifting bell, inside a copper inkwell. Tilt the note to see the bell change from copper to green, an effect which makes the bell seem to appear and disappear within the inkwell.
For information on additional security and design features of the new $100 note, visit our website at www.newmoney.gov.
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Educate Your Team
Will your employees be ready to accept and recognize the new $100 note? Educate your team with three easy steps!
- Visit our website and check out all the great educational materials available.
- Order materials, free of charge.
- Hang or distribute the materials in your break room.
To order materials, please visit newmoney.gov/orderform.htm.
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Update Your Machines
The new $100 note will begin circulating on February 10, 2011. Be sure that your business is ready to accept the new design by updating your cash accepting and dispensing machinery now.
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$100 Note Facts
What historical images are on the note? Read more »
What's on the back of the new $100? Read more »
Why do some $100 notes have a small FW printed in the corner? Read more »
What is U.S. currency made of? Read more »
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