Owner of 1934 federal reserve notes san fransisco $100 deomination L serries

[sonnyd]

Can anyone tell by the scan of these two bills if they appear to be correct...? Paper appears to be correct, magnetic tester shows no magnetic ink in these bills. I believe that magnetic ink after 1934 based on my research...If anyone has any info or thoughts please answer.

 

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[jeff of pa]

I see nothing Suspicious about them.

Signatures are correct for the 1934

They look a little faded from age

but real to me

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[ckrakowski]

where did you get these from? sweet for two consecutive notes. i have a 20 from the 1934 series i got at a auto parts store a number of years ago

 

[CHAINCHOMP]

im not completely sure, but is it just me, or does it look suspicious how the shadow of where it says "the united states of america" is all rainbow colored? and how come ben frankie looks like he wants a kiss? just looks weird to me...but i could just be making up crap haha.

 

[jeff of pa]

im not completely sure, but is it just me, or does it look suspicious how the shadow of where it says "the united states of america" is all rainbow colored? and how come ben frankie looks like he wants a kiss? just looks weird to me...but i could just be making up crap haha.

good point.
The rainbow may be Glair
But if you can see it with your eyes
They may be fake.

consecutive notes is a Good Sign in my opinion.
unless a recent counterfeit.
didn't most Counterfeiters use one Die.
with One Number ?

 

[DrDetector]

Come on now y'all I expected better from this board.

Well...maybe not.

You have forgeries my friend!

The notes have incorrect serial number fonts, poor colors, and the DEAD GIVEAWAY is that 1934-1934C $100 notes printed for San Francisco only went up to serial number L07808000A. Yours is higher than that.

Hopefully you did not get them from a bank or a coin/currency dealer as these are worthless.

 

[Deep Seeker]

The notes have incorrect serial number fonts, poor colors, and the DEAD GIVEAWAY is that 1934-1934C $100 notes printed for San Francisco only went up to serial number L07808000A. Yours is higher than that.

Before seeing this post, I knew right away from the pictures the serial number looked like the wrong font type. Plus the fact that one is crumpled up a bit and the other is pretty flat-if they stayed together all those years, they should both at least be close to the same condition.