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Bweep bweep. Bweep bweep. Recording in progress.
Let me guess: They're produced by a VC funded startup selling them for $44.99.
A truly disruptive startup would just print its own bills and then insist the US Federal Government needs to get on board or risk irrelevance. Put like, Elon Musk on one side and have the serial numbers as some type of proprietary 2D barcode, not QR or GS1.