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23 Dec 2022

1969 $100 Federal Reserve Note

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AC's Secrets #35


US $100 FRN 
S/N: D 00289178*
PMG Graded: 40 EF

During 1966 the Bureau of Engraving and Printing received orders to produce small shaped $100 notes which were issued up until late 1969. The item shown here is one of them with the peculiar condition of being a replacement note or as better known, star note. 

The note shown here was issued for distribution through the Federal Reserve Bank in Cleveland. Its "Extremelly Fine" condition renders the bill a highly desirable note among collectors. 


*Obverse center art detail:Benjamin Frsnklin's portrait.*Reverse art: Independence Hall

The attributes, features and *depictions of the more recent $100 bill are in essence the same however with added security items. The one hundred dollars bill was one of the denominations chosen to remain in production and circulation until our days.Thanks for your comments and visits, enjoy.

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Comments

Mal_ANA_YN

Level 5

Nothing better than finding a $100 star note. Tough to find in any condition.

Thank you. Part of a former acquisition. It is odd to get them.

Mike

Level 7

How many do you have!!!!

Kepi

Level 6

Wow! ; )

Quite a few. Thanks.

Kepi

Level 6

Nothing quite like a $100 bill... ; )

Indeed Kepi, that year was a closure for such item. Thanks.

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