Is that a real 1000 $ bill?

http://streetsourcemag.com/ViewOwnerProfile.aspx?Home=true&Profileid=31064.......hes in the top 5 right now..I ve done a 100$ bill..but I've never even seen a 1000$ bill..just wonderin if this is somethin someone got printed up or the real thing..

my uncle has one. they're real.

Where can you get one? Any old bank carry them or what?

here's some info i found from some random site.

"There are many thousand-dollar bill types issued by the United States. The first is an Interest Bearing Note of 1861, and the last is a Federal Reserve Note of 1934. Before 1861, there were non-circulating thousand-dollar obligations that were more similar to bonds than to currency.

The most common type is the 1934 FRN mentioned above. Interestingly, the highest price for a piece of U.S. currency was for a thousand-dollar bill: an 1890 Treasury Note, nicknamed the "Grand Watermelon" thanks to the design of the zeroes on the "1000" on the back. It sold for something like $864,000 a few years back.

If you search on eBay, you can find thousand-dollar bills pretty readily. Most will be Federal Reserve Notes: the 1934s (and 1934As) are common, the 1928s are found occasionally, and every once in a while a large-size 1918 FRN pops up. Anything other than those three is an immense rarity."

I know a old man who had one, but I dont think someone would be crazy enough to put a 1000 dollar bill in their paint. I can see 100 but 1000, not me bro.

chk out ebay and search for thousand dollar bill.

WOW, I don't know if I could paint over something like that, lol... that's the shit.

Federal Reserve notes are printed and issued in denominations of $1, $2, $5, $10, $20, $50, and $100. The $500, $1,000, $5,000, and $10,000 denominations have not been printed since 1946.

what president is on that bill?