According to reports, the U.S. Treasury Department will remove its long-standing practice of featuring only the Treasury Secretary’s signature on currency notes. Instead, new banknotes will carry the signatures of both the President and the Treasury Secretary.

The first of these redesigned notes is expected to be the $100 bill, scheduled for release in June. These notes will include signatures from President Donald Trump and Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent.

This move is being described as a symbolic shift in U.S. monetary tradition, reflecting a more direct association of the country’s leadership with its currency.

 Experts believe the change could spark debate over political influence on national symbols, while others see it as a modernization of long-standing practices.

Further details regarding design changes and circulation timelines are expected to be announced by the U.S. Treasury in the coming weeks.