After two weeks of fermentation, results had emerged regarding the new currency.
Most ordinary people were very interested in Blackstone Bank's design; after all, who didn't like colorful banknotes?
Meanwhile, Conner kept hinting to various ambassadors about the choice regarding currency internationalization, and they very cooperatively chose Blackstone Bank's design.
The Federal Government announced to the outside world that the new currency would gradually replace the old one within three months, and next came the issue of printing.
This also led the Federal Savings Bank to hold an emergency meeting to discuss printing matters.
"Can't we manage the security technology mentioned above?" Blackstone Bank's sample banknotes were already placed before them.
Several technical engineers flipped the bills over repeatedly, and combining this with some security instructions, they all shook their heads one after another.
"Infrared fluorescent ink, ultraviolet fluorescent ink, photosensitive ink—these aren't entirely unresolvable technical problems, but the issue is that we need time."
"And the security technologies involved don't stop there. The special fibers in these papers aren't that easy to make, either."
"Then there are these patterns..."
"If you give us two years, along with financial support, I believe we can solve these technical challenges."
"But within three months, we cannot solve them."
The security mechanisms on the official sample bills were even more numerous. For instance, the paper used to print the money had many layers, and the coarse fibers in some of those layers were also "dyed" with infrared or ultraviolet fluorescent ink.
Under ultraviolet and infrared light, the currency looked completely different, and the use of photosensitive ink made these currencies undergo further changes under certain optical instruments.
The use of a single technology was not a problem at all; the problem was that with so many technologies concentrated together, it became a huge