U.S. Secret Service Launches Counterfeit Prevention Campaign ahead of Holiday Shopping Season
In 2019, the USSS launched Operation “Quick Glance” to inform U.S. retailers and consumers how to identify easy-to-detect counterfeit currency.
Symbols in the Seal
Have you ever noticed that the eagle on the back of the $1 bill is holding an olive branch and arrows? Learn more in this episode, where we dive into the details on the back of the $1 note.
Camera Ready Currency
Have you ever printed photos of money? In this episode, learn about the rules for how and when you can use images of U.S. currency.
"In God We Trust"
1957
Following a 1955 law requiring “In God We Trust” on all currency, the motto first appears on banknotes on series 1957 $1 silver certificates, then on 1963 series Federal Reserve notes.
Banknote Bonanza
Did you know there was a time in U.S. history when railroad companies, churches, and even individuals issued their own paper money? Learn more in this episode, where we uncover the history of U.S. currency.
Does the Fed Print Money?
Michael Lambert, associate director for the U.S. Currency Program at the Federal Reserve Board, discusses who prints U.S. currency.
How Does U.S. Currency Get Into Circulation?
Michael Lambert, associate director for the U.S. Currency Program at the Federal Reserve Board, discusses how U.S. currency gets into circulation.
How does the Federal Reserve Board determine how much money to order?
Michael Lambert, associate director for the U.S. Currency Program at the Federal Reserve Board, discusses how the annual order for new currency is determined.
"The Basics" on U.S. Currency
Get a brief overview of U.S. currency, including the denominations and series in circulation, as well as the design process.
Recent Changes in the Production of Federal Reserve notes
A video highlighting how, to increase efficiency, the Treasury’s BEP is using new equipment to allow printing on larger sheets of paper.