I came across this article the other day.
A couple of questions occurred to me. How many $100 bills are printed by the U.S. mint each day, and, how much U.S. currency(in $100 bills) is in circulation at any one time?
I came across this article the other day.
A couple of questions occurred to me. How many $100 bills are printed by the U.S. mint each day, and, how much U.S. currency(in $100 bills) is in circulation at any one time?
The Federal Reserve would be the place to look.
4.21 billion $100 notes as of 2001
The site also has data about how many of each denomination has been printed over a series of years.
The US Mint makes coins. Bills are made by the Bureau of Engraving and Printing.
According to BEP:
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From [url=“http://www.bep.treas.gov/document.cfm/18/94”]here](http://www.bep.treas.gov/document.cfm/18/106).
I’ve read that $100 bills are freely counterfeited in Russia among other places. Can anyone verify? [/hijack]