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How much is a $100 dollar bill from 2001 with a blue seal worth? |
I'm also wondering if the blue seal on the hundred dollar bill is a silver certificate. No silver certificates have been printed since Series 1957B. All Series 2001 $100 bills are Federal Reserve Notes and should have a green seal and serial numbers. The first thing we need to do is make sure it is genuine. You have probably done this already, but for the benefit of any future readers: Make sure the note has a watermark and that the watermark is Franklin (Some counterfeiters bleach the ink off of $5 bills and use a color copier to make it $100, but the watermark won't change.) Second, look at the mylar thread embedded in the paper. It should have "USA 100" in tiny letters on it. In addition, the thread glows under a black light, if you have one handy. If it checks out as genuine, then the next possibility is that the note has either been bleached (the seal and serial numbers should be the same color, regardless) or it is a genuine error printing (very unlikely, but possible, I suppose), in which case you would want to show it to a local coin dealer. please go to the website below, it has answeres for most US currency http://sammler.com/coins/banknote.htm... 100 dollars! me $0 Dumbass, u can't count rite |
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