The US Federal Reserve (Fed) will release a new 100-dollar bill issued October 8, 2013. It is noted that a new bill to check for authenticity will be easier, and the forge, by contrast, is more complicated.
The new design of the 100-dollar bill was published in April 2010. The denomination has kept the traditional look of US currency. However, the bill received additional protective measures.
In particular, three-dimensional protective tape on the front contains a picture of bells, which when you turn the numbers changed to 100. Another innovation was the emergence of "the bell in the inkwell," the right of the portrait of Benjamin Franklin.
Bell is tilted bill changes color from copper to green. He then appears in the copper inkwell, then disappears.
The new design retained the three elements of protection: the security thread that changes color number 100, and a watermark with a portrait of Franklin.
Among the changes are not related to measures of protection against counterfeiting, you can call update vignette with the image of Independence Hall: Now there is shown is not the main and rear facade of the building. In addition, the image of the building where the Declaration of Independence was signed by the US and Franklin portrait increased, and is framed by a halo of them removed.
Last design of the 100-dollar note in the United States updated in 1996.
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