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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;G8R8U2, post: 1462579, member: 38585&quot;]This may seem like a silly question, but I recently acquired a 1981 $100 bill through a regular transaction, and it seems like it&#039;s in awfully good condition for a note that is now 30 years old. It&#039;s still crisp, but has an almost indiscernible crease down the center. But even with that, it still stands straight out when you hold it at one end. </p><p><br /></p><p>There are no tears, stains, nicks, or other bends or creases. The corners are unbent or worn. There has been no writing or anything else done to it. Frankly, it&#039;s in better shape than most of the other money I handle from day to day, even paper money that&#039;s only a few years old. I&#039;m not sure it could be in any better shape if someone had closed it in a sleeve and a book right after getting it from a bank in 1981.</p><p><br /></p><p>I have no way to scan it or post a photo right now, and I&#039;m not sure paper money this recent is worth much over face value; but I hoped I might get some other opinions based on the information I was able to provide on whether or not it&#039;s a keeper or a spender.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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