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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Cool! Thanks for sharing — I saw it here first!
So if this is being released now, why the issue date of 2004? Is this an error?
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.