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It's not real. Nothing that large was every circulated. So, it's worth nothing.
It's a worthless copy. Do you know how I knew? Because you did not pay $100,000 for it. Now, who's going to give you a bill at less than the face value unless it's a fake?
Many people told me they found it somewhere or inherited from some relative. Believe me there are only 2-3 genuine notes exist and they are all in the museum. The rest were destroyed.
It is worthless (even if it is real, which I am sure it isn't.) Executive Order 6102 of 1933 as well as the Gold Reserve Act of 1934 criminalize the holding of monetary gold, gold bullion as well as gold certificates and further prohibits the redemption or sale of such certificates. Though these restrictions have since been relaxed, 31 USC 5118(d)(2) still prohibits the redemption of certificates issued prior to October 1977.
I would almost bet that you have a reproduction. The 100,000 gold certificate was never in general circulation. :)
I would recommend taking it to a well trusted location with a witnes that you are related to to authenticate, and definately get about five oppionions, especially if someone makes a low offer. I saw a gold certificate sell online recently in a $1,000 denomination for 13,500, so if you do the math, 1000 x 100 = 100,000, so 13,500 x 100 = 1,350,000. Basically you have a bill that should be authenticated and sold immediately, because once anyone finds out that you have a piece of paper that doesn't require any signatures that's worth over a million dollars in your possesion... yeah, about that. So get cash for it as soon as possible.
i saw last week a 100,000 dollar in my cousin's house and i got the series 1934 a the name of the pictured who appeared in the Dollar and the serial #..
i just wanna know if this is possible? and how much its cost if i will sell it
where should i take it to make sure.
If we check up all, i found source of it : Indonesia, Filiphine, Japan. 1934 is War's worth 1st, so i have conclussion that it the time , US ARMY bring much gold certificate for do it something in the worth.
The other side, Federal said that it real BUT for internal ONLY.
I have 100 sheet, until now i don't what can do it this one
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It could be worth anywhere from a couple of bucks (as a curiosity item...as long as it is clearly marked 'void' to discourage counterfitting charges) or, if it is authentic (?)...to maybe a million...(but, you couldn't afford to sell in an open market unless you want to go through a ton of conspirity trials...ending up with the tresury department confiscating it, because you are not allowed, by law, to have it...or cuffing you and confiscating it, depending if your some sort of wise guy or something). Does that help you? Cute question, though. I think I've heard only one other time of someones saying they laid their hands on one of these golden beauties by somebody up in Manhattan...(is that youse?)
I have come across one also, found buried back in the 50's with multiple denominations. They were locked in a box and was found in another country. I know everyone says they were all destroyed, but how does anyone know, just because the government says? Is it not possible seeing these were used for inter country money exchanges also that maybe some were misplaced. back in the days they did not have the accurate tracking they have now, so could they be real, I say it is a possiblility.
feel the cotton blend. see if it is threaded like all other u.s. currency make sure it is not printed on paper, as no us currency is, its all printed on a cotton blend
this piece of currency has everything on it as a regular piece,its a 1934 series.payable to bearer on demand as authorized by law.
However dogfound they never made a 1934 gold certificate. Only in 1928 did they make a gold certificate for the $10,000 bill.
good day.i have one of those $100,000 bill but we don't know where to transact the bill.can u help us where to get this exchange?
I just want to know why it would be illegal to carry one of these $100,000 gold certificates. Can the federal reserve not back it up?
i have a 100 000 dollar bill ...payed by someone from the united states...what should i do with it...and every bank that we asked about it says that its a genuine one...and better keep it.. ( don`t crumple and don`t tear)..Please contact me through my e-mail : jaz_encinas@ymail.com
im from Indonesia
i have $100,000 dollar 1934
where can do i find the money changer???i need someone to help me in here...please contact me...
its a real one from my grand father..you can contact me via email aulia_permatasari@rocketmail.com
thanks
You are same my situation even I didn't know "who can approve ?" or FED can answer...If yes please contact me via email sutkate@aol.com
i have some too, same like your situation
It should be worth of more than 1.6 mil today. Believe it or not, I just sold my 100,000 (3 pcs) gold certs for 3 mil last year. Just my luck.
mrblanche, not sure where you get your info but I really think you might wanna research things before you post on here! Actually there was a $10,000 and a $5,000 note that was printed. After 1934 they stopped publication of bills larger then $100. Here is a link that tells about it. http://www.oldcurrencyvalues.com/10000_Dollar_Bill.html
The bills are actually worth some money.
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I don't know why this answer was down rated, It is correct. This (http://www.moneyfactory.gov/document.cfm/5/42/1359) is from the Bureau of Engraving and printing's website, "The $100,000 Gold Certificate was never released into general circulation and was only used in fiscal channels. This note cannot be legally held by currency note collectors." These bills were never release to the public, it is illegal for private citizens to even own them, and, according to another website linked in another answer here, all of the $100,000 gold certificates that were ever created have been accounted for. So, this one can't be the real thing.
by Glenn Blaylock on October 11th, 2007
I have only seen a DR used appropriately once here. The rest of the time it's all been for stupid reasons.
by OldCW wears The COAT of the Cosmos on March 3rd, 2009