Rare Great Depression-era $10,000 bill sells for $480K

A rare Great Depression-era $10,000 bill was sold at an auction last week for a record $480,000. The Federal Reserve note issued in 1934 topped the Long Beach Expo US Currency Signature Auction hosted by Dallas-based auction house Heritage Auctions, according to a press release.

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