Currency Education Program: U.S. currency resources in multiple languages

CASH | May 15, 2019 |

The U.S. Currency Education Program offers the public free resources, in multiple languages, about Federal Reserve notes. Brochures, posters and tent cards can be ordered (Off-site) in both English and Spanish. Several brochures are also available for immediate download (Off-site) in more than 20 languages! Order or download free materials today for training, education or consumer information purposes.

In addition to print materials, tune in to our podcast (Off-site) and videos (Off-site) to explore different aspects of U.S. currency in English and Spanish.

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