100 Dollar Bill Serial Number Lookup

Posted on 15.12.2020by admin

I received the above bill in a Craigslist transaction over the weekend (I’m on a mission to list one thing a week there to help declutter and make some side $$$!), and when I turned it around I found two pretty interesting designs stamped on it.

100 Dollar Bill Serial Number Lookup Value

Stamp #1: Eagle’s head!

Stamp #2: Blue Star with “L” Inside and Upside down “WLV”?

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Notice a pattern and you could cash in. Two Dollar Bill Serial Number Search 9,7/10 3722reviews. Each note of the same denomination has its own serial number. The bills appear to be an exact replica of the 2009 series of the U.S. 'However, the bills have small pink Chinese markings under the serial numbers in the front and similar markings on.

I have absolutely no idea what either of the symbols mean, but I’m halfway tempted to hold onto it just to be added to my collection :) Is it worth keeping $100 out of circulation though?? And do these stamps really make it worth anything more?

You may get lucky and find someone willing to pay a small premium for it if they collect such things, but it’s probably a long shot. Technically stamps and doodles/writings ruin collectible value! So instead I’ll just submit it over to my friend Richard over at MoneyGraffiti.com and then throw it into my savings and watch it grow.

It was a fun thing to find in circulation though!

UPDATE I posted this up on Reddit and two awesome commenters helped decode the purpose of these stamps:

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Those are chop marks. Money changers will sometimes mark their bills with their stamp when it passes through their hands. This is their way of identifying it as not counterfeit both when it’s out in circulation and if it comes back into their hands.

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These stamps are from money exchangers in foreign countries. Counterfeit U.S. Currency is much more rampant in South America and Africa, where these stamps are most likely from. The local exchangers would stamp the bills to show the locals they are authentic, like a chopmark.