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Sequential $100 bills - Coin Talk Thus you need $100, $200, $500, $1,000, $2,000, $5,000 or $10,000 for each respective bundle I've done this and it's just neat to have 100 strapped bills If you have the spare money laying around you can get a brick (large bundles) which I think contains at least 10 individual bundles that are shrink wrapped together
Does ink smear make the value go up? - Coin Talk Welcome to CT In my experience, such minor ink irregularity is more common than a perfect bill would be It is normally more noticeable on a nice crisp bill than a used one Collecting nut suggested hanging on to it just as an example, but a $100 bill is a mighty expensive example
$100 Bill Error - Coin Talk It had upside down printing and on a $100 note at that It’s a 1977 series View attachment 1588994 View attachment 1588995 View attachment 1588996 View attachment 1588997
Off Center Dollar Bill - Coin Talk This bill is considered miss cut Also, this can happen horizontally as well as vertically In order to have any added value, a miss cut printing typically must show some of the adjacent bill The more the adjacent bill shows the greater the added value A miss cut bill will have the same amount of displacement on both sides
Value of Sequential bills? - Coin Talk Unless some of the notes have fancy serial numbers, I'd be hard pressed to value them more than face value ($100) Some of the larger banks distribute new packs of $1's on an everyday basis [edit] Why would you think they would have any added premium @Hesimonds?
Whats the value of a low binary $100 bill - Coin Talk Sure, $1s might easily get that kind of premium, but I think it make more sense to interpret that as "a $3 to $9 premium" for a circulated bill with a semi-cool serial Great for a $1, possibly worthwhile for a $5, not for a $100 -- especially when eBay takes almost $15 off the top even if it just sells for face value
1981 $100 Bill - Coin Talk This may seem like a silly question, but I recently acquired a 1981 $100 bill through a regular transaction, and it seems like it's in awfully good condition for a note that is now 30 years old It's still crisp, but has an almost indiscernible crease down the center But even with that, it still stands straight out when you hold it at one end
1996 - $100 - Faulty Alignment Miscut? - Coin Talk Your $100 note would be more desirable if it had perfectly-centered margins However, the situation changes when part of the design is missing due to misprinting or alignment issues, as well as when a portion of another note can be seen (which SteveInTampa mentions)
1985 100$ bill value, if any? - Coin Talk $100, only way it'd have more value is if it was a special serial number (Ex 00000001, 25252525, 07041776, 55555555, or a specific date) Cowinthehole , Apr 9, 2022 #3 + Quote Reply