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I have a stack of 100 sequential One dollar bills from 1954 they start with prefix T/M and are in very good shape no devils face and all been together in a stack for years.
I am wondering if the value of the stack sold all together is worth more than single bills sold one at a time?

If you have the time and patience sell in lots of three or four consecutive.

THANKS MUCH SOUNDS SENSIBLE TO ME JUST THOUGHT 100 IN A ROW MIGHT MEAN MEAG BUCKS...LOL

It is likely the opposite. (Think Costco... )
Selling 1 at a time will likely net you more profit. Whether or not it is worth it depend on your perspective and available time.

Have you carefully looked through the stack for replacement notes?

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If all "IM", the best one you might got is IM7712177

Your notes look very nice but as others have commented not big value there , check them all for * notes and as momomomo pointed out any interesting serial numbers.
I thing your best bet for any return on them is to market them in small sequential groups , maybe 3-4 notes to a group. Just my opinion !!!
Try not to handle them any more then you have to , looks like there is already some corner folding and rounding that you should try to avoid .
Good luck.

Are these uncirculated? https://www.coinsandcanada.com/banknote ... Rechercher

wbezan, prefixes make all the difference I/M or T/M