For the first time in the US, a president's signature will appear on dollar bills.

The U.S. Department of the Treasury has announced reliable information. Zamin.uz reported on this.

New dollar bills are being prepared to commemorate the 150th and 70th anniversaries of the country's independence, marking the bicentennial jubilee. For the first time, these bills will feature the signature of the incumbent President Donald Trump.

This decision holds historical significance, as such a case is being recorded for the first time in the history of U.S. banknotes. Looking back at history, until now, all dollar-denominated currency units traditionally bore only the signature of the Treasury Secretary or Treasurer.

Based on the new decision, the Treasurer's signature will be completely removed and replaced with the President's signature. This change is being implemented for the first time in 165 years and represents a major innovation in currency design.

According to international agencies, the first $100 bills featuring the President's signature are scheduled to be printed in June of this year. Subsequently, this new format will also be applied to banknotes of other denominations.

The changes will be implemented gradually and will appear on every copy of the new bills. This news is being assessed as a significant turning point in the history of American currency.

Both coin collectors and financial experts are paying close attention to this. Each new bill will possess not only monetary value but also the status of a historical artifact.

This event is being widely discussed in the international financial market and will spark new ideas regarding the design and structure of currency units in the future.