Should William Mckinley Remain On The $500 Bill If Reissued?

Poll Question
As I said, I would want President Willaim McKinley from the Series 1928/1934/1934A $500 bill retained on the front of the new $500 bill, if reissued, just as Thomas Jefferson was kept on the front of the $2 bill when it was reissued in 1976. I wish they would go back to the Monticello reverse $2 bill with the upcoming redesign as well. The front of the new $500 bill should also feature a golden 3D Motion security ribon woven into the paper with little moving "500s" that turn into small "eagles" or something reprsenting Liberty, color-shifting ink in the lower right-hand numeral, and similar to the "Bell in the Inkwell" on the new $100 bill, I think that the $500 bill should have an "Eagle in the Statue of Liberty" which would be a golden colored Statue of Liberty, with a small, but not too small golden color-shifting ink eagle that turns green if you tilt the bill, in the Statue of Liberty's body, or some other form of shigting ink object similar to the "Bell in the Inkwell" theme on the $100 bill that represents Liberty.


I also think that they should keep the same reverse theme that the Series 1928/1934/1934A McKinley $500 bill had on it, which was a large oval with the numeral "500" on it, with the second 0 in the 500 slightly bigger than the 5 and last 0 that surrounded it. The different things I would add to the reverse is a large vertical-platinum colored "500" on the right of the bill, similar to the $100 bill's large verical golden-colored "100" and "In God" on the left side of the large oval with 500, and "We Trust" to the right side of the oval with 500, some microprinting within the design theme of the oval with 500 design and some speckles of little yellow "500s" around the oval with 500 and a splash on sone type of color theme (perhaps yellow, representing "gold" but light enough to see the little yellow 500s) And as a very special and unique anti-counterfeiting feature from all other denominations, there should be color shifting ink that makes up the large numeral "500" in the middle on the centered oval, that turns from green to copper when the bill is tilted. Thats right. Color-shifting ink on the BACK of the bill as well as on the front, to make it even harder for counterfeiters to fake.

Anyway, in you're opinion, do we keep the McKinley obverse, and oval with large 500 reverse, or do something new? (Why do I get the feeling "Ronald Reagan" is going to be brought up in this thread? )

Poll Choices
 Yes, it would be good to keep both the McKinley obverse and oval with 500 reverse.
 I think we should keep McKinley on the front, but do something different on the back.
 I think we should put a different president/person on the front, but keep the oval with 500 reverse.
 I think we should change both the front and back for a new $500 bill.
 Yes, I think with the security features Fox suggests, the new $500 bill could be comfortably secure.