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Who Is on the Hundred-Dollar Bill?
"Benjamin Franklin is featured on the front of the modern United States one-hundred-dollar bill. As one of the most prominent Founding Fathers, a celebrated polymath, and the only non-president depicted on a currently circulating U.S. Federal Reserve note, Franklin's portrait is accompanied by the Independence Hall on the reverse side. The Historical Significance of Benjamin Franklin on U.S. Currency The selection of Benjamin Franklin for the highest denomination of commonly circulating U.S. paper currency reflects his immense stature in American history. While most circulating U.S. banknotes honor former U.S. Presidents—such as George Washing..."
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