No. It's illegal for a private citizen to own a $100,000 gold certificate, even if they could find one on the market. These bills were printed for use within the Federal Reserve System but were never circulated to the general public. All but a few were later destroyed.
Since then there's been a lot of confusion because various companies make similar-looking novelty "bills" that sell in gift shops for a few bucks. In addition the market has been flooded with fakes, mostly printed in Asia.
The US government.
1945
No, there were no $10,000 silver certificates Moreover, silver certificates were never issued by the Federal Reserve System. They were issued directly by the US Treasury.
Absolutely nothing because it came from a cereal box
a dollar amount that reduces the amount of taxable income
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Yes.
Real
500000 of them.
Hamilton is honored on the 10-dollar bill because he was the first Secretary of the Treasury and did much to get the government of the United States onto a sound financial footing.
Woodrow Wilson.
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primerica
They put her image on a one dollar coin.