US 10 Dollar Banknote (Alexander Hamilton) Issued 1995

The US $10 Dollar banknote issued in 1995 forms part of the modern Federal Reserve Note series and continues the long tradition of featuring Alexander Hamilton, one of the most influential figures in early American history. Hamilton was the first Secretary of the Treasury and played a central role in establishing the financial foundations of the United States.

This 1995-issued $10 note is printed in the familiar green and black colour scheme used across late twentieth-century US currency. It incorporates advanced engraving techniques and security features designed to deter counterfeiting, reflecting developments in banknote production during this period. Although newer designs have since been introduced, notes from this series remain legal tender and are still recognised by financial institutions.

On the obverse, the banknote displays a finely engraved portrait of Alexander Hamilton at the centre. The portrait is surrounded by detailed linework, with “The United States of America” across the top and the denomination “Ten Dollars” clearly shown below. Federal Reserve identifiers, serial numbers and the Treasury seal are positioned around the portrait, creating a balanced and symmetrical design typical of US notes from this era.

The reverse of the banknote features an engraved depiction of the US Treasury Building in Washington, D.C. This architectural image reinforces Hamilton’s legacy and his connection to the American financial system. The design is framed by ornamental borders and repeated denomination numerals, giving the note a formal and authoritative appearance.

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