New $10 Bill Circulates Today

If you go to a bank today, you may see the new $10 bill design making its way towards your wallet or money clip. Here’s what it looks like:

There are a number of new security features, including a color-shifting numeral. The U.S. Bureau of Engraving and Printing has a press release.

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FMF

Cool! Thanks for sharing -- I saw it here first!

tom

So if this is being released now, why the issue date of 2004? Is this an error?

Flexo

The series date in the image is likely inaccurate. I don't have any hamiltons in my wallet so I can't confirm at the moment.

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