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1 day agoIn a historic and controversial shift, former President Donald Trump is set to leave a literal mark on American history—by having his signature printed on U.S. dollar bills. Beginning in June 2026, newly issued $100 notes will feature Trump’s signature alongside that of Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent, marking the first time a sitting president’s name appears on American paper currency.
This move ends a tradition that has lasted since 1861, where only the U.S. Treasurer and Treasury Secretary signed banknotes. The change is tied to celebrations of the United States’ 250th anniversary, with officials describing it as a tribute to national achievements and economic strength during Trump’s leadership.
Supporters argue the redesign symbolizes prosperity and a new era of American dominance, while critics see it as an unusual personalization of national symbols. The update does not alter the design of the bills beyond the signature swap, but its symbolic weight has sparked widespread debate.
The first wave of these redesigned notes will enter circulation gradually, signaling not just a monetary update, but a significant cultural and political statement about legacy, power, and national identity in modern America.