Gold notes are becoming increasingly popular options for gold investors in the 21^st century. Lightweight and flexible as a vehicle for investment, gold notes are a great option for those buying gold during times of rising gold prices. Gold notes are ideal for collectors as well, as each gold note comes with its own distinctive, beautiful designs. Provident Metals now offers 1 Gram Gold $100 Benjamin Franklin Replica Notes to you for purchase online.

Highlights:

• Arrives with an archival quality currency sleeve!
• Beautiful rendering of the $100 US bill!
• Contains 1 Gram, .03215 Troy oz, of .999 pure gold.
• Benjamin Franklin appears on the obverse of the note.
• Independence Hall is featured on the reverse of the note.
• Gold notes are NOT legal tender.

When you purchase a 1 Gram Gold $100 Benjamin Franklin Replica Note through this Provident Metals listing, you will get a gold note that is in brand-new condition from the producer. Each gold note comes with its own archival quality currency sleeve to protect the piece for years to come.

Obverse

Benjamin Franklin is depicted in three-quarter profile relief in the obverse design of the 1 Gram Gold $100 Benjamin Franklin Replica Note. This image is the same as the one that appears on the circulation $100 Federal Reserve Note and is based on Joseph Duplessis 1778 portrait of Franklin. The note depicts Franklin alongside the opening lines from the Declaration of Independence, a quill pen, and an inkwell. There are various inscriptions on this side that include One Hundred Dollars, United States of America, and Federal Reserve Note. There is also a replica serial number on the gold note, just as one would find on a Federal Reserve Note.

Reverse

Independence Hall is found on the reverse of 1 Gram Gold Benjamin Franklin Replica Notes. The design of the $100 Federal Reserve Note was issued in 1914 with Franklin on the obverse. Independence Hall was not added to the reverse until 1928. Inscriptions on this side include United States of America, In God We Trust, One Hundred Dollars, and most notably, a horizontal inscription of 100 that is colorized.

History

The $100 US bill is arguably the most distinctive Federal Reserve Note in circulation today. It is the most prominent bill ahead of the $1 Bill in terms of how many notes are in circulation. It is one of two Federal Reserve Notes with someone other than a former US President on the obverse, and the only Federal Reserve Note with a building or monument outside of Washington D.C. on the note.

Ordering

Provident Metals customer service is happy to answer any questions you have about these gold notes. You can call us at 800-313-3315, chat with us live online, or email us directly.