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| 表面の説明 | Intaglio-printed portrait of Abraham Lincoln at center within an oval vignette, flanked by fine guilloche underprint in green. The Federal Reserve Seal and Treasurer's signature appear to the left of the portrait, while the Treasury Seal and Secretary's signature are positioned to the right. A large numeral '5' appears in the lower right corner, with security thread and color-shifting ink elements integrated into the design. |
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| 偽造防止の説明 | Watermark portrait of Abraham Lincoln visible when held to light, located to the right of the printed portrait; embedded security thread printed with 'USA FIVE' runs vertically to the left of center and glows blue under ultraviolet light. |
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This series introduced the enlarged off-center portrait of Lincoln as part of the 1996–2000 redesign rollout, a response to increasingly sophisticated counterfeiting rather than any scheduled currency refresh. The embedded security thread on the $5 reads "USA FIVE" and glows blue under ultraviolet — a detail that distinguished it from the $100 and $50 threads introduced in earlier redesign phases. The note was itself superseded relatively quickly; the BEP's next $5 redesign, which added a large purple "5" and additional color shifting ink, entered circulation in 2008.
The five signature combinations across this short run reflect unusual Treasury turnover — three Treasurers and three Secretaries within seven years, spanning two administrations.