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Depending on how many you have and how worn they are you may want to sell them instead of simply having a bank take them at face value.
Because $100 was a significant amount of money long ago, a lot of older $100 bills never saw a lot of circulation use. Even today they're pretty common among collectors. Worn 1934 $100s are generally only worth face value but if they're in much better shape (clean, few or no folds, etc.) they can retail for as much as $140-$150, and uncirculated ones can go even higher.
A dealer will probably pay close to face value for one or two of them but a larger group could bring more due to economies of scale. You might want to look for a local currency dealer or appraiser to see if you could do better than a dollar-for-dollar exchange at a bank.
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