I even believe Trump transferred power to the military during his inauguration speech. He possibly became USA Inc CEO which he destroyed by not preventing the federal reserve's transfer to the treasury department.
The year on bills refers to the year that edition of the bill was released, not to the year in which it was actually printed. Until the next design refresh, it's 2017.
I even believe Trump transferred power to the military during his inauguration speech. He possibly became USA Inc CEO which he destroyed by not preventing the federal reserve's transfer to the treasury department.
That might help explain why all new freshly printed money (Fed Res Notes) are still dated 2017 and signed by Steve Mnuchin.
Nah, new bills have been printed with current personnel since 12/2022 - https://www.axios.com/2022/12/08/yellen-dollar-signature-unveiling
I have yet to see one and nobody I know has had one in their hand. The ATM gave me crispy new ones last week that were dated 2017. 🤷♂️
They probably have/had a sizable inventory of older bills and, despite the previously-referenced article, it seems there weren't too many in circulation before August (apologies for TDS-afflicted author) - https://www.dailykos.com/stories/2023/8/23/2188782/-Dollars-bills-signed-by-Malerba-and-Yellen-are-now-in-circulation
And, it may very well be possible that there still aren't many new bills in circulation.
'Guess we'll have to wait and see.
My brother has a 5 dollar bill with 2021 printed on it.
The year on bills refers to the year that edition of the bill was released, not to the year in which it was actually printed. Until the next design refresh, it's 2017.