whats the value for a $100 dollar bill from 1928?

Question

and how can i sell it

Answer 1

I'm not an expert on money collections......but is the design different on a 1928 $100 bill than today's? Is it in pristine condition? These facts "could" mean that your bill has a value to collectors of paper money.

I would suggest that you find an antique store or money collector store and take it to them. See what they have to say.

Answer 2

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Answer 3

$100

Answer 4

Looks like all bills are signed by Woods-Mellon. There are 4, a 1928 that sells for $150 in grade fine, the star note (star in front of serial number) sells for $750 in grade fine, 1928A sells for $175 in grade fine and the 1928A star note sells for $2,500 in grade fine. These are retails expect to get 40% or more, less if sold to a dealer.

Answer 5

Depends on condition and what city it was printed in. If it's in worn condition it won't be worth much over face value. It's always supply and demand, and I don't think there's a whole lot of $100 bill collectors out there.

Answer 6

$100?

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Answer 8

probably about a $100 and how much are you gonna sell money for?I mean if you sell it for more than $100 nobodies gonna buy it if you sell it for less than$100 you pretty much lose money and i you sell it for $100 it makes no sense in trading money when you're gonna have the same amount. So think about it.

Answer 9

$100!

Stick it into a bill changer that accepts $100 dollar bills... they will buy it for $100!

Answer 10

1928 100 Bill