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The $100,000 Gold Certificate was produced for 3 weeks by the Treasury between December 18, 1934 and January 9, 1935, specifically for the purpose of transfering funds between the Federal Reserve banks. The bills were never intended for, or released into, general circulation. According to the The Bureau of Engraving and Printing (BEP), a collector could not legally possess one (all known remaining $100,000 notes are now in museums). The bill your grandpa has is most likely a replica, which are widely available, and have no intrinsic or collector value. I found a bunch of them selling on Ebay for between 12-15 Dollars.
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Woodrow Wilson on the front and red ink (gold certificate)on the back. Its probably a replica.
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do u know dat bill was printed only 14,000 copies.and all of those copies had sunk wit d plane dat was shot down on world war 2 at Philipines' waters.rite now,it was discovered.some of it was sent to US museum and the remaining is still in Philipines.anyone who is interested wit this note or have any information bout it,plz email me.
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