1934 Woodrow Wilson $100,000 Gold Certificate

The here are a couple of links with the $100.000 on it:

http://www.moneyfactory.com/document.cfm/5/42/1359 is a 00000000.

http://www.frbsf.org/currency/world/nocirc/m2.html is A00020113A

http://ragemanchoo.tripod.com/100000...4_GoldCert.jpg - States
that "The Mandalay Bay Casion in Las Vegas has a pair of these
high-value notes on display in one of their shops."

http://www.rich.frb.org/econed/museu...ndredthou.html - Picture
is not clear

Yezid Acosta
Notofilia.com

(Yezid Acosta) wrote in message . com...
The here are a couple of links with the $100.000 on it:

http://www.moneyfactory.com/document.cfm/5/42/1359 is a 00000000.

http://www.frbsf.org/currency/world/nocirc/m2.html is A00020113A

http://ragemanchoo.tripod.com/100000...4_GoldCert.jpg - States
that "The Mandalay Bay Casion in Las Vegas has a pair of these
high-value notes on display in one of their shops."

http://www.rich.frb.org/econed/museu...ndredthou.html - Picture
is not clear

Yezid Acosta
Notofilia.com
I recently saw an old issue of BNR that mentioned that the Smithsonian
had two $100000 bills: A00000001A(the one on display;
http://americanhistory.si.edu/youmus/ex21mmed.htm ) and A00020108A.The
Richmond note might be A00020114A and if not it seems to have a sn in
the range of A002011xA. I've long wondered if other bills with similar
sns (20109 - 20112?) still exist.

Mr. Herbert, you are correct. I have a picture of myself holding the two
sheets at the IPMS in 1989. I am holding them so that both the front and
back show. I call it my "Momentarily Solvent" picture (even if they are
specimens). The BEP folks were taking down their exhibit at the close of
the show and let me hold'em just long enough for the picture...

Jay in Garrison, TX

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If I remember correctly, the sheet of $100,000 notes displayed by the BEP
at
major coin shows has all zero serial numbers - specimens.

Alan Herbert
The AnswerMan