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This is another nice $10,000 bill that I just re acquired from a past client. This is a 1934 $10,000 bill from the famed city of Chicago. It also features the Light Green Seal Varity (LGS).The serial number is G0000894A. This is a well known and famous pedigreed note. This is one of the three $10,000 bills that were discovered in 1999 in Houston Texas in a Bank One safety deposit box along with seven $5,000 bills and 128 $1,000 and over 100 $500 bills. It is part of the infamous "Bank One Hoard." I would say this is an Very Fine/Extra Fine note that is totally original. It has never been pressed, cleaned or doctored in any way. You just do not find many ultra high denoms that have eluded the cleaners or note doctors. It has not been graded because the collector purchased it years before PMG or PCGS was around. Funny thing is that most collectors cut them out of holders anyway when they purchase them. As they say, let them breathe. Any way as you can see from the large scans there are no rips, pinholes, bank marks or missing pieces. It still retains most of its paper quality and has nice corners. The inks are just perfect for the grade. For accuracy there is a tiny, tiny margin tear on the right side in the margin only and it DOES NOT go into the design. In no way does it distract from the overall eye appeal and beauty of this rare note. The US $10,000 bill is the largest denomination that the Treasury Department ever released to the public. They were printed from 1928 to 1946. In July of 1969 President Nixon signed a law that prohibited the government from releasing anything higher that a $100 bill to the banks. Most of them have been turned in and destroyed by the Treasury department. There are appox 200 known to exist according to the official census. Most of the $10K notes to survive include the 100 New York Binion notes from the famous Inverted Horseshoe that was the center of attraction at Benny Binion’s Hotel and Casino in Las Vegas from 1964 to 1999. This rare $10,000 bill is prices to sell pretty fast at $73,500. This is the cheapest I’ve sold a $10,000 bill in almost 8 years and I’ve bought and sold over 100 of the less than 200 $10K notes known to exist. I did get a great deal on this rare $10K note and I am passing it along to the first non-dealer that calls or buys it online. For those of you who follow these notes you can’t remember the last time you saw one like this for this price. If you need additional info or photo’s you can contact Jhon at 214-769-9936 or via email at jhon@jhonecash.com.

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