Obviously fake. $100,000 bills were never released to the public, they were printed only for bank to bank transactions. In the "old days" before computers, if a bank wanted to transfer $1 mil., it wasn't as easy as pressing the right key, money had to be transferred in cash. These allowed for easy transfers of large amounts between banks.
Fake...like a lot of other high denomination bills posted here lately.
Besides the one note in the Smithsonian, the BEP has an uncut sheet of specimen 100,000 bills that they sometimes display in their traveling "Billion Dollar Exhibit". It's pretty cool.
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