Star Note Value Any Help Appreciated

Yea not at all, thanks celtic....my guess was about 140$ I told him but even that seems like a stretch...I told him to definitely keep it tho and he is-said he has no plans to sell it but was curious on value

It's hard for me to advise a collector to keep $100 star notes. It gets expensive fast.

Very, very few accumulate value. $100 star notes are under performers and most barely rise in value compared to inflation. It seems like the supply way exceeds the demand. There are exceptions, like $100 National stars, older stars like 1966 and 1966A stars, low serial numbered stars and others. I know it's tempting to keep a low run $100 star found at face value, but it's not the same as finding a $1 or $5 or even a $10. Keep a modern $100 star if you must, but make sure it's a GEM.

I see the issue with larger bills is that the premium seems to be more set than percentage. So a star $1 may be worth $2 and the $100 would be worth $101.
Before you begin to correct me on the example I gave. It is just an example to bring out a point.
The point being that your premium on the $1 would be 100% and on the $100 would be 1%. Adjust accordingly, but you will have a hard time making a profit selling anything for 1% profit. (especially on ebay)
I have seen auctions where the seller got less than face after taking off fees.
That really stinks!

I just checked the BEP annual production numbers and in 2012 they printed a little over 2 billion $1's and a little over 3 billion $100's. ....and in 2013 the BEP printed 1.7 billion $1's and 4.4 billion $100's. Maybe you and I don't see as many $100's as we see $1's, but the BEP is certainly doing its part in pumping them out.



The average collector saving star notes found from circulation can afford to keep some $1's and $5's, but keeping $100 star notes hoping to see any return on investment is usually a trip down the rabbit hole.

Edited to add; I believe I'm being argumentative, and I apologize to @cashhound and the OP for any discouraging remarks. Maybe I should refrain from voicing my opinion on what notes are potentially valuable and what to save or collect. Sorry

No offense taken one bit I appreciate all the responses and absorb all the info thanks!

Last time I sold one after all my ebay fees and Paypal fees and my cost for shipping and supplies I ended up getting $97.65 DOH - Next time I just spend it unless it's a better serial number.