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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;Tyler James Anderson, post: 2765478, member: 88033&quot;]Honestly I think that maybe yes it could be considered a spender because it&#039;s survived many years as 100 dollar bills were not spent much, but think about the next 30 years 40 years 50 years maybe even 70 years. I&#039;m sure this is what people thought back in the 30&#039;s about 100 dollar bills. SPENDERS. Well 50 years from now your kids or grandkids will be on ebay trying to find a good priced 100 dollar bill from the early 80&#039;s. Grandpa (or grandma) that&#039;s such an old bill and look at the amazing condition. You have to think of the long term and not the short term. But of course some people care nothing about old money and the history of it. That is ok too. If you ever find an old bill just think of what I said. Unless you need 100 dollars in emergency money that is also an option. Glad you asked that question. Always happy to answer questions regarding paper money and coinage.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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