Have you ever wondered how much U.S. currency is in circulation? Every year‚ the U.S. Federal Reserve submits a print order for U.S. currency to the Treasury Department’s Bureau of Engraving and Printing (BEP). The BEP will then print billions of notes in various denominations‚ from $1 bills to $100 bills. In this graphic‚ Visual Capitalist’s Marcus Lu used the latest Federal Reserve data to visualize the approximate number of bills for each denomination globally‚ as of Dec. 31‚ 2022. Chart Breakdown of U.S. Currency in Circulation The following table lists all of the data we used to create the visualization above. Note that value figures were rounded for simplicity. ChartIntroducing Next Level Foundational Energy from Dr. Jones Naturals starting at 30% off! This cutting-edge dietary supplement is designed to elevate your energy levels and support your overall well-being. *$500-10‚000 bills are listed as a range‚ and a total circulation of 0.0004 billion. Not included in graphic. From these numbers‚ we can see that $100 bills are the most common bill in circulation‚ even ahead of $1 bills. One reason for this is $100 bills have a longer lifespan than smaller denominations‚ due to people using $100 bills less often for transactions. Some businesses may also decline $100 bills as payment. Based on 2018 estimates from the Federal Reserve‚ a $100 bill has a lifespan of over 20 years‚ which is significantly higher than $1 bills (7 years) and $5 bills (5 years). If you’re interested in more visualizations on the U.S. dollar‚ consider this animated chart which shows how the dollar overtook the British pound as the world’s most prominent reserve currency. As World Descends Into Globalist Triggered Cannibalism‚ Alex Jones Proven Right Again