A current real US $100 bill has :
Older ones don't have significant security features. About all you can look for would be tiny red and blue fibers that were embedded in the paper. Also check the seal to see if the points are sharp and evenly spaced.
The novice can test for fake bills using a chemical pen. However, the pen only tests the linen, so the bill may be a smaller denomination that has been altered.
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Now a days there are security features on the 100 dollar bills to help you detect if the bill is counterfeit or not. One of the features is a watermark. If you hold the bill up to the light you will see a faint image of Benjamin Franklin to the right of the portrait.
because it's actually a $5 bill & is counterfeit.
When you mark a $100 bill with a special counterfeit detection pen, it should ideally leave a mark that turns yellow. If the pen marks a dark color, such as brown or black, it may indicate that the bill is counterfeit. The pen works by reacting with the starch in paper, which is absent in genuine currency.
No, a counterfeit pen may not be effective for detecting counterfeit 1969 100 dollar bills because they were printed with the same type of paper used for genuine bills at the time. It is recommended to use other methods such as ultraviolet light or consulting with an expert for verification.
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yes... it is real ... i have one of it...
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If u look down to your right and tilt the dollar bill it will turn green that means it real. And if it's red that means it's fake.
When you are looking to see if you have a fake $100 bill, you can check for the piece of paper in the tail of the bill. When you hold the bill up to a light, you should see a slender piece of paper in it.
yes, i can tell you 100%, and you'll have to trust me on this, they are real. and they are more rare and mysterious then you think.