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Yes, a $1,000 bill did exist in the United States. It featured a portrait of Grover Cleveland and was primarily used for large transactions between banks rather than for everyday commerce. The bill was officially discontinued in 1969, and while it is no longer in circulation, it is still considered legal tender. Today, $1,000 bills are rare and often sought after by collectors.

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