U.S. Mint Releases Uncut $100 Bill Sheets
Businesses and collectors can now purchase uncut $100 bill sheets directly from the U.S. Mint website.
Updated on Oct. 15, 2026 in Inflation
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The U.S. Mint began selling uncut sheets of $100 bills on Oct. 8, allowing collectors and businesses to acquire legal tender in multi-note formats. While 8-note and 16-note versions remain available, the 4-note variant has already sold out.
Why it matters
Operators interested in numismatic assets should note that these sheets represent direct currency products featuring signatures from President Donald Trump and Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent, with no purchase limits imposed per individual.
The U.S. Mint offers uncut $100 bill sheets in 4-note ($500), 8-note ($1,000), and 16-note ($2,000) configurations. While larger sheets remain in stock, the 4-note version is currently unavailable for purchase following the October launch.
The players
U.S. Mint
The agency responsible for producing and distributing U.S. coinage and currency products for circulation and sale.
Bureau of Engraving and Printing
The federal agency tasked with the design and manufacture of U.S. paper currency.
Donald Trump
The current President of the United States.
Scott Bessent
The current Treasury Secretary of the United States.
The details
The Bureau of Engraving and Printing produces these uncut sheets, which function as legal tender in their individual note form. Buyers can acquire these items exclusively through the U.S. Mint website, which allows for an unlimited quantity of purchases per person. The notes feature the signatures of President Donald Trump and Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent, marking the specific issuance series.
Timeline
Oct. 8, 2026: The U.S. Mint released uncut $100 bill sheets for public sale.
Nov. 17, 2026: The U.S. Mint is scheduled to release new uncut $1 bill sheets.
Market Landscape
This release continues the U.S. Mint's standard practice of issuing uncut currency products for private collectors. The availability of these items follows the agency's established cadence for distributing specialty numismatic products through its online portal.
Operators interested in these releases should monitor the U.S. Mint website, as specific sheet variants can reach sell-out status quickly despite the absence of quantity limits. Future liquidity and inventory strategies should account for the scheduled Nov. 17, 2026, release of $1 bill sheets.
The takeaway
These currency sheets serve primarily as collectibles rather than operational capital, though they remain legal tender. Owners should track the U.S. Mint's product release calendar to manage acquisition timing for future series.
What happens next
The U.S. Mint is scheduled to release uncut $1 bill sheets on Nov. 17, 2026, with prices ranging from $6.25 to $62.50.
Further reading
For broader trends in currency and fiscal policy, see Inflation.
Source note: This article includes information reported by Al.
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