how much would you pay online for a normal $100 note

[joethenuts]

in the sun on page 3 today , they were talking about unwanted gifts as many put the gifts on ebay and co on boxing day, but this bloke in nz  did not want his gift of a $100 note so put it up online as of yesterday it is already $105.55   mmmm

[gec2002]

At the risk of being derided for bring up an old message, a certain well known Australian Auction site (its so old its hair has gone Grays but its still Online) are currently auctioning currency.  A Mint Bundle of 100 Consecutive Australian $2 Notes has a starting price of $1800 (No Bids) and a Complete Sheet Of 32 x Australian $50 Banknotes has a starting price of $7800 (No Bids)

[k1ooo-slr-sales]

here on eBay there is a bundle of 100 x DBP $1 notes for BIN $18,500

[kopenhagen5]

Tell him he's dreamin. 

[collect247]

Thought you knew a bit about the value of old money?

If I had the bundle to sell I would be asking the full $22500 for the bundle haha

[heihachi_73]

Bummer, can't add that serial number to Money Tracker, it doesn't accept paper notes!

Maybe I should put up my four very worn, crinkled up $1 notes and see if there's a bidding war over four dollars. 🙂

[i-once-was-bump]

I have 100 $1.00 notes in consecutive order and still with the paper band around them.

Are they really worth $18,000?

[lyndal1838]

Not necessarily Bump....it depends on  lot more than condition and consecutive numbers.  Signatures, actual date of printing, number of notes printed....it all goes towards the rarity and thus the value.

[gec2002]

You might be better off at the site I mentioned they now have 100 Uncirculated Australian $1.00 Notes with Small Consecutive Runs Within Bundle.  No RBA wrap but uncirculated.  No Bids starting $1100

[k1ooo-slr-sales]

bump, the DBP $1 was a special note issued by the Reserve Bank.  They are scarce/rare and not likely to be as common as your 100 notes, unless your 100 notes have "Commonwealth of Australia" across the top.

I remember when $1 note production stopped.  I have many friends who went to banks to get a bundle of 100 notes as an investment.  They would have been better to buy 100 worth of shares, but I think they thought that the $1 would be scarce someday.

I have seen 100 note bundles of Knight/Stone $1 notes go for $300-$500 here on eBay.  I doubt that Knight/Stone $1 will ever command the same price as $1 DBP notes.

http://www.australianbanknotes.net/one_dollar_banknotes/r76b.htm

http://www.australianbanknotes.net/one_dollar_banknotes/r78.htm

[k1ooo-slr-sales]

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@gec2002 wrote:

You might be better off at the site I mentioned they now have 100 Uncirculated Australian $1.00 Notes with Small Consecutive Runs Within Bundle.  No RBA wrap but uncirculated.  No Bids starting $1100

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I am neither a buyer or seller of Australian notes.  I saw the DBP bundle when looking at notes becasue of thread I had read.