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Message:: [QUOTE="Good Cents, post: 3601313, member: 100720"]How many years do you think it will take for the first issues of the new (blue ribbon) design of the $100 UNC notes to be worth more than face value? I have 5 UNC sequential $100 notes from day 1 that the new blue ribbon $100 note design were released to the public (10/8/2013). They are not first run notes b/c the first run notes were poorly made and had to be destroyed and re-issued later as star notes. But I've kept these in sleeves for the past almost 6 years. (It's the 2009A design and they are now still making the 2013 design I believe). My question is, should I expect them to be worth more than face value any time in the next 20 years or so? And if so, how much more than FV and in how long? Ditto the question for $100 UNC notes from the old 2006A design (before they changed to the blue ribbon). I have 5 UNC sequential notes from the last year of issue of those old style $100 notes and have the same questions on them. One thing I'm considering is that with the average lifespan of an FRN being 15 years, and the fact that these are high FV notes, is it true that not many people will be holding onto $100 notes the same as they would the new $5, $10, $20 or even $50 notes? I'm also considering that now with credit card "points" being so popular, together with credit and debit card use, not to mention "crypto currencies" which seem to be the new anonymous "cash" of choice for the new tech savvy generation, is it safe to say that the use of current FRN may possibly be dropping and with it the amount that is saved in UNC form, especially high FV notes? I would appreciate the input of those with knowledge on these issues. Many Thanks.[/QUOTE]

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