U.S. $100 Bill Front Design - Benjamin Franklin Portrait & Security Features #3501711 (License: Personal Use)

This high-resolution image displays the front (obverse) of the Series 2009A $100 Federal Reserve Note, featuring Benjamin Franklin’s portrait in fine-line engraving, a blue 3D security ribbon with shifting bells and 100s, a watermark of Franklin visible when held to light, and the embedded security thread glowing pink under UV light. Serial numbers, Treasury seal, and Federal Reserve District identifier (L12 for San Francisco) are clearly visible. The note includes advanced anti-counterfeiting elements like color-shifting ink on the bell in the inkwell and microtext along borders.

Used on financial education, currency authentication, numismatic, and government resource pages; targets users seeking to identify genuine $100 bills, learn about U.S. currency design, or verify banknote security features.