6-Jan-14
The Fed has introduced a new high-tech one hundred U.S. dollars banknotes, including some new security features.
The new bill includes a blue 3D security ribbons and bells and inkwell signs to improve safety, because it is difficult to be copied. These new features combine traditional security features, including watermarks and embedded security threads portrait is grown under ultraviolet light pink.
2010 design was postponed due to several production challenges, according to officials. A 3D security ribbon woven into the paper, there are hundreds of on paper, changing boll and move up or to the side depending on the direction in which the image of the noteholders. The description also shows that the inclination in the right ribbon copper inkwell green bell. No. 100 in the bottom right corner also changes from copper to green when the note is tilted.
The redesigned banknotes American founding fathers and scientist Benjamin Franklin's portrait is also "intaglio" printing and micro-word. America's central bank, said more than a decade of research has entered the development of new banknotes.
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