That’s some interesting and exciting news, Antonio; thanks for providing that info! Hopefully the Bureau of Printing and Engraving will come up with some special releases of its own in regard to that; they would be prime collectables!

Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen hailed the work done by women in her department as she unveiled the first US banknotes bearing the signature of a female secretary.
The new $1 and $5 bills being printed in Ft. Worth are also the first carrying the signature of a Native American woman — US Treasurer Lynn Malerba. The banknotes will be delivered to the Federal Reserve in December and enter into circulation in January 2023, a Treasury spokesperson said.

December 8th, ALL ASE subscriptions are open!!

Thanks for the timely update, c_q. With the first-time double women’s signatures the first of such notes may well be worth picking up for possible future reference.

Lo and behold, the 2023-S Subscriptions are back. Good news indeed!

per the fed:

>.  For FY 2023, these priorities include producing a new banknote series with the signatures of the new Treasurer and Secretary

so, presumably that means anytime now (as we are already in FY 2023 since oct 1)

given that this is going to be the first time both signatures on currency will be from women, it’ll probably get a big announcement when it does finally come out. and since ‘international women’s day’ is march 8 next year, I’d bet it will be around that time – but that’s just a guess.

This, Antonio, is looking more and more like a you snooze you lose once and done.

Antonio,
That’s funny. You managed to get your comment in while I was amending mine.

Sorry, LEE, I certainly wish I could be of help to you here, but I am exceedingly less conversant in paper currency territory than I am in the metal coin realm. Hopefully someone else will see their way to stepping to the fore in order to provide the answer.

Maybe next year we’ll start to see the 2021 series. My experience is the BEP tends to be slow issuing new series.