You can call it a C-note, a Benjamin, a Franklin, or a Ben, but no matter what nickname you give it, a 100-dollar bill is ...

You won’t likely find any $100 bills, unless you have some special reason. Indeed, you won’t likely find much cash at all, which helps explain why the dollar bill (or the fiver or the sawbuck ...

Billions of dollar bills circulate every day in the United States, and experts on numismatics- the study or collection of coins and banknotes- recommend that people take a close look at their cash ...

"Any 1934 $100 bill that isn't in perfect condition is only worth the face value of $100. 1934 green seal one hundred dollar bills in perfect condition will carry a slight premium," they report.

Millions of coins and bills circulate in the United States every day. One of the most common units is Benjamin Franklin’s famous $100 bill, the largest current denomination of U.S. currency ...