100 Dollars - State of Virginia

This is a reproduction — specifically, a novelty item modeled on the colonial-era Virginia currency format and sold as a collector or educational piece. It carries no legal tender status and was never issued by any federal or state banking authority. The Federal Reserve has held sole U.S. note-issuing authority since 1913; no individual state has issued currency since the National Banking Acts of the 1860s effectively killed state bank notes as a practical matter.

The hologram is the tell — authentic pre-Civil War Virginia notes had none, and modern U.S. Federal Reserve notes don't carry state-specific denominations of this kind.