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Understanding the $100 Presidential Note: History, Collectibility, and Market Value in 2026
"Note: This article focuses specifically on the numismatic, historical, and market valuation aspects of United States currency featuring presidential portraits printed or denominated at the $100 level, most notably the Federal Reserve Notes featuring Benjamin Franklin. Numismatics and currency collecting occupy a unique intersection of history, art, and finance. Among the most widely recognized instruments of United States currency is the $100 denomination. While Benjamin Franklin—who served as a Founding Father, diplomat, and scientist rather than a President—graces the modern $100 bill, the phrase "president on 100" often arises among novice..."
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