“Our current bills have those boring rectangular shaped borders, so I removed them. I also made it easier to recognize that this is a $100 bill by adding the large yellow-black 100 on the front, and the (possibly) hard-to-copy-with-a-copier 100 on the back. I kept the traditional green color, except it has more of a fluorescent look in the background, and added blue, which is meant to stand for the future. I added an American flag with a 100 in place of the stars so the note will look American at a glance. Other than that, I kept all the basic things that a typical $100 bill would have: Ben Franklin, Independence Hall, the text ‘Federal Reserve Note,’ and ‘In God We Trust,’ and the serial numbers (one on front, other on back), as well as the text ‘United States of America,’ and the Treasury/Reserve seals too.” Kazuki Moriguchi is a high school student from Massachusetts. © Copyright 2010 The ‘Author’. All rights reserved.
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