How to Check 100 Dollar Note?

Check the paper quality and feel for a crisp, slightly rough texture

Hold the note to the light and verify the watermark of Benjamin Franklin

Look for the blue 3D security ribbon embedded in the bill

Tilt the note to see the color-shifting ink on the lower right number 100

Check the security thread that glows pink under ultraviolet light

Verify the portrait of Benjamin Franklin is sharp and detailed

Inspect the microprinting around the portrait and security features

Check the raised printing by lightly feeling the ink on the note

Examine the color-shifting bell in the inkwell on newer notes

Compare the note with a known genuine bill for size, color, and detail

Use a counterfeit detection pen if needed

Check the serial numbers for even spacing and matching ink color

Look for blurry edges, misspellings, or uneven printing

Confirm the Federal Reserve and Treasury seals are clear and properly aligned

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