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Benjamin Franklin on the $100 bill was never president

AI-generated symbolic close-up of Benjamin Franklin on a generic hundred-dollar-like banknote, with a Franklin bust behind it. It is not a reproduction of legal tender. Generated with OpenAI image generation; no external source or reuse license applies.

AI-generated symbolic close-up of Benjamin Franklin on a generic hundred-dollar-like banknote, with a Franklin bust behind it. It is not a reproduction of legal tender. Generated with OpenAI image generation; no external source or reuse license applies.

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The U.S. $100 note features Benjamin Franklin, one of the founders of the United States. He was never president. The claim that every other U.S. banknote shows a president is also incorrect: the $10 bill depicts Alexander Hamilton, the country’s first Treasury secretary, who was not president either.