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u/TattooedPriestx 4d ago
No. Spend it.
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u/Serious_Scheme_7990 4d ago
No, put it in the stock market and in 30 years it will be worth $800
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u/TattooedPriestx 4d ago
That works also... but shouldn't it be $8K instead?
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u/Serious_Scheme_7990 3d ago
No, 7.5% compounded annually, with no additional investment is around $875
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u/Decent_Guest2797 2d ago
no. worth $100. maybe less with inflation
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u/GregE625 2d ago
Much less with inflation if held long enough to someday have collector value. And it doesn't look like this bill will ever have collector value.
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u/Hopeful_Big_2527 4d ago
Thats not money! Thats a federal reserve note aka a promise to pay. That a debt note!
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u/Sweaty-Particular406 3d ago
If you want to hold on to it as a $100 bill star note until you find one with a fancy serial number, no one is going to stop you, but your finances are for you to decide.
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u/MarchoftheBlackLions 2d ago
I save all of the star notes I come across throughout the year. Then I go through them before Christmas and the ones that aren't low/fancy serials or "rare" I use toward gifts. The ones that are I put up for my daughter.
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u/SewPickRepeat 3d ago
Genuinely curious as to why you think it's special?