The bank gave me a hundred dollar bill that is dated back to 1929 , how much do you think it is worth...?

Answer 1

Actually, there are a couple of major varieties of Series 1929 $100 bills:
One is referred to as a Federal Reserve Bank Note. In place of the seal at left, it has spelled out, "THE FEDERAL RESERVE BANK OF (the city where that particular branch of the Federal Reserve was located). These retail for a modest amount over face value.
The second type is referred to as a National Bank Note. In place of the seal at left, these have the name of an individual bank (For example, Wyoming National Bank of Casper, Wyoming) and have the charter number of the bank at left or right. These are worth more - perhaps a lot more, depending on which bank, city, and state issued the note.
I can give you a more specific idea if you could e-mail me and tell me what bank issued the note. To do that, click on my avatar and then click on "E-Mail ....". What you have sounds quite interesting.

Answer 2

$100

Answer 3

$100

Answer 4

CHECK THE PINK BOOK. that year was a very good year for paper.. since paper of that sort was hard to come by. and not many 100 dollar bills were made... or did people make it then either...

i would say $1,000,000.00.00 if its in very good shape
or $1,000,00.00 if its poor

Answer 5

Check the red book.

Answer 6

IBZ has given you the correct answer.

Answer 7

i will give you 85.00 for it because it is used

Answer 8

$100.00

Answer 9

at least a hundred dollars..............................hahahahha