Washington - Benjamin Franklin is getting a facelift to fight counterfeiting.
Treasury Department officials have unveiled the new $100 bill.
It's the first remake of the C-note since 1996.
The new design includes several anti-counterfeiting measures -- including a blue, three-D security ribbon.
Inside the ribbon, bells change to 100s as you move the bill. And an inkwell with a bell inside changes from copper to green.
In addition, you can see a second, watermarked portrait of Franklin when you hold the bill up to light.
