Unveiling of the new NexGen $100 Bill
Drago the Wolf
might be unveiled?
I'm thinking, since most of the new currency notes are unveiled in
September that, it might be possible that September may be when we get
to see what the new $100 bill is going to look like. Or at least, I'm
hoping so.
Has anyone heard any rumors on an unveiling date? And, when are the
new $100 bills supposed to be issued? I'm hearing early 2010, and next
spring. So, would it be likely that the new $100 bill may be issued
some time around March, like the new $5 bills were, last March? Don't
they unveil the new designs about 5-6 months in advance? (The new $5
bill was unveiled in September, and issued in March, which was about 6
months before releasing them.
Oh, and when do you think that the BEP will begin printing these new
$100 bills? I mean, what month would they have to start printing them?
I have been keeping up with the Where's George? wbsites posts about
the monthy BEP currency denomination print runs, and right now, they
seem to be printing odd amounts of certain denominations, which I
heard was odd, and that they are probably preparing to start cranking
out the new colorized $100 bills.
I also read an article that said that the Crane & Co. were having
trouble with the new advanced security threads, where they were
feeling too thick, and they wanted to release the new $100 bills in
late 2008, but they ran into all of these complications.
Sorry for all of the annoying posts, but I'm bored and figured maybe I
could find out some info here.
Tom
Jim Higgins
We will see the new $100 whenever Parker Brothers gets around to
printing them. Expect shrieking bright colors.
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Civis Romanus Sum
Jim Menning
"Drago the Wolf" <malanu...@aol.com> wrote in message
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Why do you ask so may questions where the answers are totally irrelevant? They will
be issued when they are issued. When that is makes absolutely no difference.
I think you are far too obsessed with the future of US paper currency. There are far
too many important issues that the government needs to work on before wasting time
considering your frivolous pipe dreams.
Jim Menning
"Jim Menning" <jmenni...@new.rr.com> wrote in message
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Typo. Should have read "Why do you ask so MANY questions...".