This collectible $100 denomination 2009 $100.00 Federal Reserve Note is a STAR note, identified by the star that appears as part of its serial number. It is a small-size note, made as modern U.S. paper currency using a cotton-and-linen fiber paper blend.

Dated 2009, this issue belongs to the modern $100 Federal Reserve Note series that has been produced across multiple years. This example carries the “H” Federal Reserve District designation, indicating it was issued for the St. Louis district. Graded Superb Crisp Uncirculated, it offers the sharp, clean appearance collectors seek, with strong paper integrity and no circulation wear. Star notes are widely collected because they are replacement notes printed in smaller quantities than regular-serial issues, making them especially desirable to specialists who build district and star-note sets. As a premium-grade modern $100, it also has strong appeal for both collectors and high-denomination currency enthusiasts.