Anyone know how to get a slip of 100 new notes

I plan on putting some cash aside. One day I may need it. If I don't it would be nice to have something special so I thought of a brand new slip of 100 consecutive numbers. I know they are available because I went to a restaurant the big town (100 miles away) recently and the cashier broke open one and gave me 4 consecutive new dollar bills in change. But out here in the boondocks no bank I have tried ever sees them. Bill size does matter but I'd prefer $20 in case the Andrew Jackson bill goes away. But I don't want to pay a premium from a dealer because I may just end up using it as currency if there is a bank holiday.

 

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It sounds like you want to buy an uncirculated $2000 "strap" of $20 notes. This thread provides some good information about acquiring new currency: http://forums.wheresgeorge.com/showthread.php?91000-How-do-I-get-uncirculated-bills.

You can have your bank order new currency for you in November with anticipated arrival in early December. I will say from experience that otherwise finding new currency tends to be hit or miss throughout the rest of the year. I feel big chain banks (such as Chase, BofA, Wells Fargo) have a greater likelihood of having new currency in stock than smaller ones.

 

Thanks NOS. That is exactly the information I was looking for. Helps a lot.

 

Last week I picked up two $50.00 straps of new consecutive $1 bills from my local PNC bank branch. No bid deal just gotta keep asking. When the new $100 bills came out a while back I kept asking for them at a few PNC branches. One of the larger branches asked me how many did I want. The head teller gave me a few small straps that I took to the safe deposit room, went through and removed five consecutive $100 notes.
I wasn't thinking so didn't check for ultra low serial numbers or other unique items.

Good Luck

 

Man, I could have given you an almost unlimited supply of consecutive $20's a few months ago. At the bank I work at, Loomis would bring us week after week all new bricks of consecutive $20's. I mean, we probably got over $1 million worth of them. We still get them in now, but not as frequent. We hate them because they stick together and jam up our ATM.

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That's generous. I'd even have been willing to pay for them!