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Rare $10K Bill Auctioned For Massive Amount

A $10,000 bill that was printed back in the Great Depression era has been auctioned off for more than 40 times its face value. The rare 10K bill was auctioned…

Rare $10K Bill Auctioned For Massive Amount
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A $10,000 bill that was printed back in the Great Depression era has been auctioned off for more than 40 times its face value. The rare 10K bill was auctioned for a massive amount. The auctioneer has revealed that the rare 1934 bill received a winning bid of $480,000. It happened at an event at Heritage Auctions in Dallas.

WLKY said the piece of currency features the face of President Abraham Lincoln’s secretary of the treasury, Salmon P. Chase.

Vice president of currency at Heritage Auctions Dustin Johnston said, "Large-denomination notes always have drawn the interest of collectors of all levels. The $10,000 trails only the $100,000 gold certificate issued in 1934, and this example is tied for the highest-graded."

According to the Museum of American Finance website, the $10,000 bill was the highest denomination note to ever circulate publicly. The $100,000 bill was only used to transfer funds between Federal Reserve banks,

According to Heritage Auctions, this note was never in circulation,

If you owned a rare $10,000 bill, what would you do with it?

And I am officially doing the wrong thing with my life. Yes, I post occasionally on TikTok but I've yet to make a penny off of that. But if you're doing it correctly, you can be making a pretty penny. And one of the most popular types of accounts on the social media platform? Dogs. There are tons of dog influencers on TikTok and many of them are quite successful. The hashtag "dog" has a whopping 413.8 billion views with #dogsofTikTok and #dogs each having well over 100 billion views as well. That's a billion with b. But more important in the world of influencers than views is engagement rates (likes, comments, shares, etc) which these canines are also racking up.

Our friends at Pet Portraits conducted a study on the most financially successful dog influencers on TikTok. And yeah, I'm in the completely wrong career field. These dogs are racking up what I make in a week in one post. To come up with these dollar amounts Printed Pet Memories used an Influencer Marketing Calculator (didn't know that existed) to figure out what they can earn per sponsored TikTok post. Anyone have a dog I can borrow? Keep reading to see who the most successful dog influencers are, a cute video of them, as well as what they can bring in per post.

15 Most Successful Dog Influencers On TikTok

This data was complied and shared directly with us from Printed Pet Memories. Make sure to check out their adorable pet photos!

15. @LadyAndTheBlues

Earnings Per Post: $1,085-$1,808

Followers: 2 million

14. @arrowtotherescue

Earnings Per Post: $1,380-$2,301

Followers: 2 Million

13. @cocothemaltesedog

Earnings Per Post: $1,575-$2,625

Followers: 3 Million

12. @sushisaid

Earnings Per Post: $1,631-$2,719

Followers: 3 Million

11. @boomer_the_landcloud

Earnings Per Post: $1,976-$3,294

Followers: 3 Million

10. @noah_and_lincoln

Earnings Per Post: $2,169-$3,615

Followers: 4 Million

9. @lifewithkleekai

Earnings Per Post: $2,678-$4,464

Followers: 4 Million

8. @Dog_and_his_Bommer

Earnings Per Post: $2,901-$4,835

Followers: 5 Million

7. @minging888

Earnings Per Post: $3,061-$5,101

Followers: 5 Million

6. @mayathepolarbear

Earnings Per Post: $3,443-$5,101

Followers: 6 Million

5. @AGuyandaGolden

Earnings Per Post: $3,479-$5,798

Followers: 6 Million

4. @Elliegoldenlife

Earnings Per Post: $3,533-$5,889

Followers: 6 Million

3. @DougThePoug

Earnings Per Post: $3,599-$5,999

Followers: 6 Million

2. @WhatAboutBunny

Earnings Per Post: $4,997-$8,328

Followers: 8 Million

1. @Tuckerbudzyn

Earnings Per Post: $6,656-$11,094

Followers: 11 Million