Series of 1922 One Hundred Dollar Gold Certificate Star Note – Values and Pricing
| Year: 1922 | Type: One Hundred Dollar Gold Certificate | Variety: Star Note |
| Total 1922 $100 Star Notes Known To Exist: around 30 | ||
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| Description: There were only 40,000 series of 1922 $100 gold certificate star notes printed. Surprisingly, 30 have already been discovered by collectors. That is a great survival rare on such an odd issue. 1922 $100 gold star notes are available a few times a year. Their value is based on their exact serial number and condition.
Unlike most gold certificates, 1922 $100 bills have a serial number printed in blue ink. The hollow star symbol is found at the beginning of the serial number and the serial number always ends with the letter B. |
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| Variations: Series of 1922 $100 gold certificate star notes are only signed by Speelman and White. There are no mule or type varieties. Each note will of course have a different serial number and plate letter. Otherwise, all 1922 $100 star notes look the same. | ||
| Other: If your series of 1922 $100 bill has a serial number that starts with a letter, then you have a regular issue note. You can learn more about standard serial number 1922 $100 bills here. | ||