Now that it is 2010, what is the largest dollar bill used in the US?

Answer by  Krissie (551)

The hundred dollar bill is currently the largest bill available for public use. The Treasury stopped printing anything larger in 1945 due to lack of use. They're still legal tender, but they're found so rarely anymore that most are in private collections and valued at much more than face value.

Answer by  SarahB (158)

In 2010, the largest bill used in the U.S. is $100. The largest denomination ever printed was the $100,000 Series 1934 Gold Certificate with a portrait of President Wilson.

Answer by  Adam17 (161)

The largest denomination United States currency bill in current usage is the one hundred dollar bill. The largest ever produced was a 1934 gold certificate valued at one hundred thousand dollars.