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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;Michael K, post: 3135570, member: 78298&quot;]I like the small heads, and it could go for $105 in 10 years. (I don&#039;t know about today, face value to me.) The problem is, $100 is still an amount of money, that is not worth holding for 10 years, in order to sell it for $105, since it is worth more as $100 today, than $105 in 10 years when the purchasing power will be around $65 if we are lucky. So it&#039;s a conundrum.</p><p>Lower face value bills are easier to save because you aren&#039;t losing as much as you are by saving this bill.</p><p>One of the problems with this &quot;old&quot; hundred, is, it&#039;s just a federal reserve note. Super common. If it was a US Note (red seal)&nbsp; 1966, or a Gold Certificate 1928, then you have something, and I say yes, save it. For the federal reserve notes you want to be around 1934. The 1950&#039;s barely.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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