500.00 bill

I be on that show, "Divorce court"! Nothing gets passed my wife.

 

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My wife is pretty forgiving, as long as she gets what she needs and
or wants iam all good

 

If your getting in to the high denomination game you have to know what's common
.and what's not here are your districts and what was printed to give you a general idea.

1934 - F-2201

New York - 288,000

Chicago - 212,000

San Francisco - 83,400

Boston - 56,628

Atlanta - 46,200

Richmond -40,800

Kansas City - 40,800

Cleveland - 39,000

Dallas - 31,20

Philadelphia - 31,200

St. Louis - 24,000

will post more data tomorrow, but as you can see there's not allot of
these were printed.

 

Those are all the Small Denomination (?) bills printed for each district that are $500 and up....in total ?

 

Well, I know you're not supposed to, but I got some of her money that I hid back during my 38 working years, whenever I sold something or won some money, I would hide it out in garage. Her money = Money her don't about. I have guns in the cabinet she never knew I have purchased to this day. I have told my friends go to the Auction when I die and buy the BNSF First aid kit it has cash in it hidden. They look at me like I am crazy. and I am! prob.

 

This is only for the small size $500 in the 1934 series, I will be posting the
1928, 1934A,B and C small size $500 here in a bit.

 

1928 population report for the $500 small size.

Chicago - 573,500

Kansas City - 510,720

New York - 299,400

Cleveland - 166, 440

Philadelphia - 135,120

Richmond - 84,720

Dallas - 70,560

Atlanta - 69,360

Boston - 69,120

Sean Francisco - 64.080

The 1928,s usually have a premium attached not sure why, maybe because it
was the first year of issue but as you can see they printed allot of these way more
then the 1934 A, B, and C

 

Thats what I call fun money

 

It's worth 850. As for the foreign substance, IDK what it is,
it just looks like a stain from when the note was folded.