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How many 1000 bills are in circulation?

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Essentially none. While they're technically still legal to spend,

(a) None have been printed since 1945
(b) Banks haven't been allowed to distribute them since 1969
(c) If some one deposits one at a bank the bank has to return it to the Treasury
(d) If a private citizen gets one, it's almost certainly worth more than $1000 to a collector.

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