$100 bills, if they have the right characteristics, can be worth up to $1,000 among collectors or at auction.
So now you will be more interested in the details of the money in your wallet, because with one bill you have the opportunity to increase your money.
In the United States, banknotes are in circulation and in some cases are worth more than their face value due to their age, rarity, and errors that may occur during printing.
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$100 Bill Features
These versions are characterized by starting with five or more zeros. It is known in the world of currencies that the more zeros at the beginning, the more valuable your bill is.
If you have a $100 bill, you want to make sure it has at least seven zeros and one digit. So are 00000001, 00000002, 00000003, 00000004, etc.
According to the Queen Channel, bills with these details in their series are being auctioned off to collectors for amounts ranging from $1,000 to $1,500.
Additionally, you can search for items with multiple zeros. Even if they are not valuable, you can still make a little money. They can be worth anywhere from $75 to $300.
Serial numbers and groups
For $100 bills, the most important thing to check is the serial numbers and their possible combinations, as well as where they were printed during manufacturing.
All copies in circulation in the United States have this number printed twice. So you can notice this detail very well.
According to MyCurrencyCollection, the unique serial number, known as a “fancy serial number,” has 15 identification categories.
- Low serial number.
- High serial numbers.
- Fixed serial number.
- Serial numbers for ascending and descending ladder.
- Binary/integer serial number.
- Seven consecutive serial numbers: seven final numbers.
- Repeat the serial number.
- Super repeat serial number.
- Double digit serial number.
- Repeated radar serial number.
- Dual Radar Serial Number
- Radar serial number
- Serial number 7 in a row and 7 of a kind.
- Trinity serial number.
- Serial Number Date/Birthday.
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If you have any of these banknotes, we recommend that you have them appraised by a numismatist, so that you can offer them and sell them to the highest bidder at auction.
With information from MIX Management
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