Golly, wherever will they find the money to pay for this error? Surprisingly, the CNBC headline is editorialized and overly-sensational, as is the rest of the

Golly, wherever will they find the money to pay for this error? Surprisingly, the CNBC headline is editorialized and overly-sensational, as is the rest of the article. At worst, they have a $120M problem, and that's if they just burn everything and reprint all the bills. Otherwise, "up to 30% of the bills" will have to be reprinted, for a cost of $36M plus the cost of identifying the broken bills. Otherwise it's an interesting article - I wasn't aware they were redesigning the bill.