1934A $100 bill, 1957B $1 silver certificates

Sorry for the out of focus picture and the lack of reverse side photos. Just thought it was cool to know my grandfather used to carry this $100 bill in his wallet (hence the creases).

Anything special about these notes (other than the one star note)?

Thanks for looking!

1934A, 1957B, 1957B...

 

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Nothing unusual about the $1's.

The 1934A $100 could be a non-mule. We would need to see a close-up photo/scan of the reverse.

 

Thanks for the lead! Will try to get a pic or scan.

Mom said her dad used to carry this around in case of emergency in the 30's. That was a big chunk of change at that time!

 

Actually, I revised my earlier post. It could be a non-mule, which is far scarcer for this issue.

 

Finally got to where I could look this up in my "small-szie u.s. paper money" guide and I see what you are refering too. Will get the specifics on the reverse sometime tomorrow hopefully.

Although if it is a non-mule the guide doesn't give any values for this note - not sure what that implies.

 

The plate number on the reverse is 92. Looks like a mule?

 

As a mule, the $100 wouldn't carry a premium unfortunately. It's worth more than face value, but not a whole lot. I would definitely keep it for its sentimental value.