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the Benjamin is getting a makeover new security features new ink and a new look behold the modern $100 bill the most eye-catching addition a 3d ribbon the 3d security ribbon is is actually I think very a very cool and interesting feature because it actually draws the public's interest to the bank knows so that they can be looking more carefully to protect themselves from any potential counterfeiting and a bail symbol within an inkwell that changes color when you tilt the note you'll see the Bell switching from copper to green so it gives the illusion as of that Bell is disappearing within the inkwell there's also raised printing on the face side we end a little extra texture to the jacket of Benjamin Franklin so that people can feel that very very clearly the number 100 shifts color when you tilt the Bell on the backside the number is colored gold at the Federal Bureau of Engraving and printing facility in Fort Worth Texas the printing presses are churning out stacks of the new cash the Federal Reserve associate director in charge of the currency says the latest redesign is to prevent counterfeiting and though there were some delays he adds the new features and colors didn't set back Uncle Sam too many greenbacks the Bureau of Engraving and printing has not had to may make any sort of major investments in new equipment to print the new note you'll see those new Benjamins and circulations starting on October 8th John mount Associated Press Fort Worth Texas