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June 19, 2015
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Dear Friend,

You heard that right! There’s going to be a woman on the $10 dollar bill. This week, The U.S. Treasury Department announced that it will be adding the portrait of a woman to the $10 dollar bill as part of that bill’s scheduled redesign. The announcement follows a tremendous grassroots movement to add a woman to the $20 dollar bill and the introduction of my Women on Twenty Act legislation in the Senate.

Although this latest announcement does not place a woman on the $20 dollar bill, it is historic, and a big step forward. Young girls across this country will soon be able to see an inspiring woman on the $10 dollar bill who helped shape our country into what it is today and know that they too can grow up and do great things for our country.

The Treasury Department is seeking input from all Americans on who should be on the new $10 dollar bill, and what it should look like. Our currency is an important part of our daily lives, and it’s important for it to reflect the contributions of all Americans. I hope you’ll be part of that process by sharing your ideas on https://thenew10.treasury.gov/ or by using the hashtag #TheNew10 on social media.

Sincerely,

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Jeanne Shaheen