World Money Fair
 

An interesting exhibit of the "World's Fair of Money has 100,000-dollar bill, which costs about 1.6 million dollars.
At fairs sell a variety of products. Of course, for the money. However, in these days in U.S. goods become money itself. I hereby allowing it to numismatists and informative show for everyone else is taking place in Boston, "World Fair of Money, ITAR-TASS.
The organizers of the exhibition combine business with pleasure, because there are all those who wish not only to provide unique numismatic exhibits, but also buy some of them. At the exhibition was attended by thousands of collectors who wish to supplement their collection. On sale in the "Marketplace Money" exhibited more than 3,4 thousand coins, banknotes, medals and tokens.
However, those who use the money in the traditional way - saves and spends, rather than collecting, too, have to look at. As the exhibits on display can study the history of U.S. currency.
For example, on display offered a rare 100000-dollar bill, whose cost is now, according to expert estimates, 1.6 million dollars. It was used only for transactions between U.S. Federal Reserve. These notes have never been in free circulation in the U.S. and legally they do not exist in any collection of the world.
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Until 1946 to issue banknotes in denominations of $ 500, $ 1000, $ 5000 and $ 10,000, and in 1967 they officially withdrawn from circulation and their bonistic cost is much higher rating.
For example, at the moment because of all issued with denominations of $ 10 000, the number of which is monitored by the Federal Reserve and the latest edition of which was in 1944 (series 1934) are not withdrawn from circulation only 130 pieces. Therefore, their value in the catalogs usually do not specify-a rarity.

on the banknote 500 dol. William McKinley, 25th president;
on the banknote in 1000 dol. Grover Cleveland, 22nd and 24th president;
on the banknote in 5000 dol. James Madison, fourth president;
on the banknote in 10 000 dol.-Salmon Chase, the head of the Ministry Finansovglava U.S. Supreme Court;
on the banknote in the 100 000 dol.-Woodrow Wilson, 28th President.