This $100 Federal Reserve Note is dated 1950 and is a small-size U.S. paper money issue made from a cotton-and-linen fiber paper stock. It is a STAR note, meaning it was printed as a replacement for a misprinted or damaged note, a feature that adds a distinct collectible appeal beyond the standard issue. In Fine grade, the note shows honest circulation wear while still retaining strong design detail and clear, readable printing.

Federal Reserve Notes of this general series were produced across multiple decades of the 20th century, and 1950 issues come from the post–World War II era, during a time of expanding U.S. commerce and global financial influence. With its high denomination, recognizable 1950 date, and STAR replacement status, this note is valued by collectors who specialize in large-denomination currency, star note varieties, and mid-century Federal Reserve paper money.