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1934A $500 Pack Of 100 Federal Reserve Notes, PCGS Choince Uncirculated 64

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PCGS - Printed during the Great Depression era, this pack of 100 $500 notes had a purchasing power of about $1 million during its production. Yet, it stayed intact for nearly a century, achieving PCGS Choice UNC 64 and making history as the first pack graded by PCGS Banknote. Got any packs yourself?

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Whoa!

Inordinately fascinated by bits of metal with strange markings and figures
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I would guess you had to be massively rich to put that pack aside back in the day.

For the equivalent buying power of that 50k back then, you would need $1,227,477.27 in todays money.
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I would guess you had to be massively rich to put that pack aside back in the day.
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For the equivalent buying power of that 50k back then, you would need $1,227,477.27 in todays money.
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Just think what you could have bought for $50,000 then and what it would be worth today! Does anybody know if it was originally from a private individual or just something lost in a bank vault?
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wow, that must have been a hard decision to have that much money graded and encapsulated. (unless the owner was independently wealthy.
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