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catman
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national dealer
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Posted 02/12/2005 06:31 am
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The BEP also has two uncut sheets. 12 notes per sheet with each Fed Bank. Serial numbers 1 and 2. They display these sheets at all the ANA shows. Very cool to see 1.2 million dollars on a single sheet.
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catman
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crystalk64
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collect4fun
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national dealer
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Posted 02/16/2005 06:34 am
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The $100 bill is the largest printed these days. The large denominational notes of $500, $1000, $5000, $10,000, and $100,000 were printed for banking transactions. They weren't for the general public to use. Today, banks buy their money electronically and therefor has no need of the large notes. The large notes were demonatized in 1969. Other than the $100,000 bill, all are still legal to own by private collectors.
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nos
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Posted 04/09/2005 6:55 pm
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I'm not too familiar with currency but if there were only those 2 sheets printed and the museum has the 6 total how come the serial number goes over 20,000??? Are the ones that are around today just the surviving ones and the rest were destroyed in the 1930's??
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national dealer
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Posted 04/14/2005 10:00 am
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According to the BEP all Large Denomination notes are destroyed when returned to the Fed Reserve system. Why the serial numbers are so different is up to debate. Many believe that the BEP kept the best notes along with some museums. All the others were destroyed. Now could there be a $100,000 note in private hands? Absolutely.....
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tradernick
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