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The U.S. printed $100,000 notes only for bank-to-bank transactions

AI-generated symbolic display of a generic high-value certificate in a Federal Reserve-style archive. It is not a reproduction of the actual $100,000 Gold Certificate. Generated with OpenAI image generation; no external source or reuse license applies.

AI-generated symbolic display of a generic high-value certificate in a Federal Reserve-style archive. It is not a reproduction of the actual $100,000 Gold Certificate. Generated with OpenAI image generation; no external source or reuse license applies.

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In 1934, the United States printed a $100,000 Gold Certificate, the highest denomination of U.S. banknote ever issued. It was not intended for public circulation: the certificates were used only for official transfers between Federal Reserve Banks.