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A $100 bill from the year 1700 would not exist, as the U.S. dollar was not established until the Coinage Act of 1792, and paper currency in the form of the dollar did not appear until later. However, if you are referring to the purchasing power of $100 in today's terms, it would be significantly less due to inflation and changes in the economy over the past centuries. In essence, a $100 bill from 1700 would be considered obsolete and have no official value today.

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