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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;Bambam8778, post: 2887669, member: 80341&quot;]My cousin came to visit (from a South American Country) and brought with him spending money. He changed out his money for American bills while still in his own country. I asked to take a look at his money and he gladly obliged. He had a bunch of the old 1970&#039;s 100&#039;s and they were remarkably in good shape. No stains and there were even a few star notes in there. I asked him about 20&#039;s and he said that when people change american money in their country, they frown on 20&#039;s. They only like the 100&#039;s. Are these worth anything being in good condition and at that age? I&#039;m not a paper money guy but I caught on to the age of his bills when we were at an antique shop and the young clerk did not want to take his older $100 (even though I showed her the water mark).[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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