The Bureau of Engraving and Printing (BEP) is offering three new uncut $100 currency sheets featuring the printed signatures of President Donald J. Trump and Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent. The Series 2025 collectibles are available in four-, eight- and sixteen-note formats, with prices ranging from $500 to $2,000.
The sheets follow a historic currency change announced in March, making Trump the first sitting U.S. president to have his signature appear on American paper money. Traditionally, U.S. banknotes have carried the signatures of the Treasury Secretary and U.S. Treasurer. The Treasury Department introduced the change as part of the nation’s 250th anniversary celebration.
The currency sheets arrive amid other Trump-related collectibles marking America’s 250th anniversary. In September, the U.S. Mint released 1776 ~ 2026 Trump $1 coins in rolls and bags that became unavailable within hours. The Mint is also preparing to release a one-ounce, 24-karat $250 Trump gold proof coin on Nov. 5.
Produced at the BEP’s Washington, D.C., facility, the sheets consist of uncut $100 Federal Reserve notes issued for the Federal Reserve Bank of New York (district letter B). Each comes with information describing the design of the $100 bill, and none has a stated product limit or household order restriction.
The three products include:
- 4-Note Sheet — $500, containing $400 in face value
- 8-Note Sheet — $1,000, containing $800 in face value
- 16-Note Sheet — $2,000, containing $1,600 in face value
Each is priced 25% above its combined face value. The 16-note version is the largest uncut currency sheet offered by the BEP.
In addition to producing Federal Reserve notes for circulation, the BEP offers collectible currency products, including uncut sheets. Since 2018, those products have been sold online through the U.S. Mint’s website under an agreement between the two Treasury bureaus.
As of Oct. 20, the four-note sheet is listed as unavailable, while the eight- and sixteen-note versions remain available for ordering.
