Alexander Hamilton will continue to be “honored” on the $10 bill, partly thanks to Lin-Manuel Miranda, the creator of the hit Broadway musical “Hamilton.” In addition to freestyle rapping with President Obama in the Rose Garden and performing with the cast at the White House, Miranda met with Secretary Treasury Jack Lew this week to discuss Hamilton’s legacy. ADVERTISEMENT 
 
 "[Treasury Secretary] told me 'you're going to be very happy,'” Miranda tweeted on Wednesday, adding, "#wegetthejobdone." Lew gave Miranda a tour of Hamilton’s portraits and possessions at the Treasury Department on Monday and thanked Miranda for creating the musical. Miranda, who plays Hamilton, was responding to a Twitter query asking him to use his sway with Lew to keep Hamilton on the bill and instead move Andrew Jackson off the $20 bill instead.
– Fans of Alexander Hamilton need not fear a new design for the $10 bill. Lin-Manuel Miranda, creator and star of Broadway musical Hamilton, says Treasury Secretary Jack Lew assured him during a Monday meeting that he is "going to be very happy" with the new bill design, to begin circulating in 2020, which will feature Hamilton and a historically significant American woman, per the New York Times and the Hill. A Treasury rep says Lew thanked Miranda for igniting "a renewed interest in one of our nation's founding fathers" and "reiterated his commitment to continue to honor Alexander Hamilton on the $10 bill." Lew has previously hinted that Hamilton may take one side of the bill, while the woman may adorn the other. "Give your regards to Broadway, America," quips MarketWatch. (Watch Miranda rap with President Obama's help.)