Only as a curio, because there's no official "Kennedy dollar bill".
An urban legend / conspiracy theory has grown up surrounding a strange coincidence in the numbering of some $1 bills in the 1963 series, but it has no factual basis. The coincidence is that bills distributed through the Federal Reserve District of Dallas (the city where he was assassinated) carry not only the year 1963 (the year of the assassination), the district code number 11 (the month) and the code letter K (Kennedy's initial).
The reality is that
only the ones that are 40%silver!
It's nothing but a coincidental curiosity with little or no collector value.
There was no official dollar bill or coin with JFK's image. The only US Mint issue from 1967 with his picture would be a half-dollar.
There's no genuine JFK $1 bill. It's an ordinary Washington bill that someone altered and sold as a novelty. It has no extra value.
At the time, it was worth one dollar.
a half hundred dollar bill is worth $50
It's worth 5 dollars.
David M. Kennedy never appeared on a U.S. dollar bill. The only people to appear on U.S. dollar bills are past presidents and founding fathers.
Kennedy thus far has not been featured on any US currency. However, a regular dollar bill with a Kennedy sticker over Washington's portrait is legal to use.
I suspect a $100 dollar bill was worth exactly $100 in 1935!
A 100 dollar bill is worth 100 one dollar bills.
what is a 1934 thousand dollar bill worth