Banknote Billet USA 10 dollars 2017

This 10 dollar banknote belongs to the 2017A series issued by the Federal Reserve of the United States. It is a legal tender note in the United States of America, bearing a face value of ten dollars.

This banknote is identifiable by the district letter PEA, which designates the Federal Reserve Bank of Richmond, in Virginia. Richmond is one of the twelve districts of the American Federal Reserve, identified by the letter E, the fifth district of the federal system. The mention of the city of Richmond on the note thus indicates the issuing institution within the network of federal reserve banks.

The 2017A series $10 banknote features the portrait of Alexander Hamilton on the obverse... It should be noted that it is indeed the portrait of Alexander Hamilton that traditionally appears on the American $10 bill. The obverse also reproduces the U.S. Department of the Treasury, while the reverse depicts the White House... Regarding the reverse, it actually features a view of the United States Department of the Treasury.

The banknote incorporates several security features characteristic of modern American banknotes, including a security thread embedded in the paper, intaglio printing producing a relief perceptible to the touch, as well as color-shifting inks depending on the angle of observation. The paper used is composed of a blend of cotton and linen, giving the note its characteristic texture and durability.