What is the value of 1934 A US 100000 dollar bill?

Answer 1

IF you had a genuine one, it would be spectacularly rare, valuable, and extremely illegal.

The US only printed about 42,000 $100,000 bills for internal government use. They were never circulated and it's illegal to own one privately, so it's impossible to determine a collector value. All but a small number of them were later destroyed. One sample is in the Smithsonian.

Many people believe they've found a "lost" or "forgotten" $100,000 bill, but they turn out to be either copies sold in a novelty shop or outright fakes. Over the last 15 year or so the market has been flooded with counterfeits, most produced in Asia and sold to unsuspecting visitors.

Answer 2

There was only a 1934 series, not a 1934 A. The US 100,000 dollar bill was produced for the sole purpose of moving funds between Federal Reserve banks. They are illegal to own privately, so it's impossible to put a value on one.

A total of about 42,000 were printed in the 1934 series but only a small number survive; one is on display in the Smithsonian.