1928 Blue Seal 100.00 Bank Note

Sorry new to this I'm try to upload the front of the note I'm having a hard time doing it for some reason

"Blue Seal, Blue Back"? Sounds as though some chemical has altered the tint of the green ink. Probably unintentional, as nobody would bleach a hundred-dollar bill! Of course it could be a counterfeit made with improper ink that has aged badly.

I doubt that this is the result of a deliberate attempt at making a bogus rarity to sell to collectors. Such things are of course known.

Chemically altered. Still worth 100$ though!

make sure you are using different file names for each picture you post up.

I agree with coinfrog and publius, here is some basic info on the 1928 $100 note with green seal. We can lookup further info in paper money of the united states but it appears to just be some form of chemical alteration after printing.
https://www.silverrecyclers.com/blo...ar-bill.aspx
https://oldcurrencyvalues.com/1928_..._bill_value/

Have it graded before you buy..............

Nice fantasy note, Steve! Another what could've been! Thx for posting!

Cool steve, where did that come from as it says series 1934 and doesn't have the federal reserve banks like the 1928 but as to the color yes I imagine that would be in line with what would have been or these 1928 $1 blue seals https://oldcurrencyvalues.com/1928_...one_dollars/

If it was only colored on the seal and not the back perhaps sometimes its some type of error as when its in other places like on the reverse also seems to be most likely some chemical/environmental change.